Hello, I have been using Chronoforms for years and decided to try out V5 for creating a very large form. I have to say that I am very impressed with how far V5 has matured in such a short time. I really appreciate the ability to very easily add masks, and the easy addition of a Honeypot field and a number of other additions. As I build out my form I find myself really wishing for a few features that I am not seeing.
1. When I add a class to a form element it adds the class to the form field, not the DIV that wraps the field and label. I find that as I do more responsive websites, the designers I work with want very tight layouts. This means I need to be able to set the width and float on individual form elements. Right now this is a lot of work, finding each field's row's unique ID and then writing a lot of CSS. One idea, have the ability to assign a Bootstrap size to the wrapper. So in the wizard, a drop down from 1-12. Selecting this adds the class span## to the wrapping DIV. A second option would be to add the Class of the field to the wrapper as well. This way I could add the span## myself or my own custom class like "float_left".
2. In V4 of Chronoforms, I have been using the javascript example you have on your site to automatically move labels from the label tag to inside the form field. This allows for very tight forms, which work great on responsive sites. I would love to see this as a standard feature. The ideal situation would be to have it selectable. For example when you set the Label location, it could be Left, Top, Inside.
Great Job!
--Gary
1. When I add a class to a form element it adds the class to the form field, not the DIV that wraps the field and label. I find that as I do more responsive websites, the designers I work with want very tight layouts. This means I need to be able to set the width and float on individual form elements. Right now this is a lot of work, finding each field's row's unique ID and then writing a lot of CSS. One idea, have the ability to assign a Bootstrap size to the wrapper. So in the wizard, a drop down from 1-12. Selecting this adds the class span## to the wrapping DIV. A second option would be to add the Class of the field to the wrapper as well. This way I could add the span## myself or my own custom class like "float_left".
2. In V4 of Chronoforms, I have been using the javascript example you have on your site to automatically move labels from the label tag to inside the form field. This allows for very tight forms, which work great on responsive sites. I would love to see this as a standard feature. The ideal situation would be to have it selectable. For example when you set the Label location, it could be Left, Top, Inside.
Great Job!
--Gary