Hi all -- I've started to poke around in customizing the generated form code and providing my own widget instances, but the current Django form code is written in such a way that it makes things nearly impossible. Here's just one example: when fields are written out to HTML, they get asked "what attributes does this kind of widget need?". Adding a widget therefore requires rewriting the field classes you want the widget to be used with, rather than letting the widget interrogate the field classes. That's not great design, and it means any changes to form rendering becomes a major pain. Is there any work being done to clean up the way Django creates forms? I saw there was something being done with DOCTYPE declarations, but it didn't look like that was making very extensive changes.
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