Normally, on imagefield, the file browser is displayed first, then, the label/description. It goes something like this:

Choose file: [browse]
"Maximum file size: 8 MB
Allowed extensions: png gif jpg jpeg
Images must be exactly 200x250 pixels"

How can i switch their position so that the label/description is displayed first before the file browser?

Can this be achieve by just fiddling with the admin settings? Or modding the stylesheet is the only way?

Thanks.

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There's no setting you can use to change the positioning of the description. Unfortunately in Drupal 6 *all* fields are controlled by a single theme function: theme_form_element(). So if you overrode that theme function, it would apply throughout your entire Drupal site.

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just as i thought. thank you for clearing it up

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can this be achieved thru a form_alter hook?

i am thinking of getting the div id of the label, then, thru php, copy its contents, hide the label div, and then insert the copied content before the upload field.

but i dont know how and where to do this.. if it is possible of course.

thankss

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on which folder can i see this theme_form_element() function??

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In theory you could move the description above a field by form_altering it into a different element that is placed above the field. That's an option yes.

on which folder can i see this theme_form_element() function??

I'm sure you're capable of using a text editor and a search. Sometimes it's also convenient to just look the function you want up at http://api.drupal.org.