By jesusDrupal on

Hi friends!

I'm developing a form in wich i have several fields. I have the fields ordered up to down.
That's done automatically by Drupal through the 'weight' parameter. My doubt is how can
i do to get the fields in the position i want. I mean, if i want to show the fields in a table
structure, how can i do it? Or, if i want to show one field in a row, two fields in another row
and another field in another row, how can i do it?

Thank's in advance!!!!!!

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Comments

kstellana’s picture

kstellana commented

You just need a nice structure and some css.

Or if you want to make it the good way you have to make a theme and do something like... http://drupal.org/node/47582

jesusDrupal’s picture

jesusDrupal commented

Hi kstellana:

I've been trying to include a background image through css as you suggested. My problem now is that
my form has to tabs, one is to show data and the other is to add a new register. I want the
background image in each case to be different. How can i do it? Through Fierbug i found the div name
of the container but i can't asign a different image to each tab because the background seems to
be the same. If you can help me.........

Thank's anyway!!!!

kstellana’s picture

kstellana commented

well, that is no problem. just check the #attributes:

#attributes

Used by: button, checkbox, checkboxes, date, fieldset, file, form, markup, password, radio, radios, select, submit, textarea, textfield, weight

Description: Additional HTML attributes, such as 'class' can be set using this mechanism.

Values: Any HTML attribute not covered by other properties, e.g. class (for control types), enctype (for forms).

Usage example (search.module):

$form['#attributes'] = array('class' => 'search-form');

The # is mandatory before property names.
?>

As seen in:
http://api.drupal.org/api/file/developer/topics/forms_api_reference.html/6

Create a new class with it and then customize it the way you want with css.

Still, I think it'd be better for you to check the post of the form-tables I told you before

jesusDrupal’s picture

jesusDrupal commented

Ok, i'll try to follow your suggestions.
Thanks for the quick help!!!!!

nazroll’s picture

nazroll commented

you can also try an use hook_form_alter...

jesusDrupal’s picture

jesusDrupal commented

It's another posibility.

Thank's!