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Formatting the form 15 years 9 months ago #3738

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Is there anyway to put some sort of spacer or line between different sections of questions of a form?

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Formatting the form 15 years 9 months ago #3741

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try editing the css file.

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Formatting the form 15 years 9 months ago #3744

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I see where the form gets it attributes but I\'m not sure how to tell the .css to put a _____________________________________________
between different sections of questions of the form.

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Formatting the form 15 years 9 months ago #3772

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stevenmp - you can not add that with CSS... well, you could do something similar but that\'s probably not what you need to do.

Create a \"Textual\" custom field which will support HTML. In the \"text\" of that field, put this:

<hr>

Of course, that is simple and you can put code for whatever type of spacer you want. Then place that custom field in the appropriate order amongst your other custom fields.

Hope that helps :)

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Formatting the form 14 years 2 months ago #9338

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I use this trick, but I found a bug with using this...if your spacer is conditional on another field...the colon ":" text appears and the <hr> gets shifted over in line with the other fields, instead of running the whole width of the form.

I have the spacer conditional on a check box above it because I'm allowing parents to add kids names (up to 5) and if they check the first kid, a line appears below that kids bank of fields, with a checkbox below that to add another kid. As it is now, I'm going to have to do "add kid #1, #2, #3" fields with <hr> lines between them already showing since I can't make them conditional or it messes up the look.

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