I am about to commit a new label tag, but wanted opinions first.
The label tag represents an HTML label, and the tag's primary usage is
to allow a different style when the specified form element has an error.
In the following example, this label will have an error style when the
"firstName" form property is erring.
<html:label property="firstName" errorStyleClass="myClass">...</html:label>
Labels can transfer the focus when clicked. The HTML4 spec has a "for"
property which specifies the ID of the focusable element, but I have
called it "forStyleId" to stay in line with the "errorStyleId" and
"styleId" properties already in existence. Thoughts on the property name?
The "forStyleId" property is optional; if it is not specified, it
defaults to the value specified in "property". Thus this allows a quick
shorthand to add the ids only to the form elements. Thoughts on the
shorthand? I prefer it.
Paul
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