You can use the errorPlacement-option to customize the placement. Take a look at the source of this demo for a good example: http://jquery.bassistance.de/validate/demo/milk/
Jörn On Wed, May 13, 2009 at 2:30 AM, wjs3 <wjstarrs...@gmail.com> wrote: > > I have a form consisting mainly of text inputs and selects. The > inputs are nested within list elements, lists, fieldsets, etc. I have > configured the validation plugin to place the error messages after the > fields, and successfully used CSS to style the label.error class. > > I have recently added a reCAPTCHA image to the form. I would like to > validate that this field is also not empty before allowing a submit. > The reCAPTCHA input however is buried within a td/table/div, so the > error message gets crammed into the td with the input and is barely > visible. > > I thought of going into the module and adding some code around the > showLabel function to test if the field being referenced is the > recaptcha_response_field. If so, I would conditionally assign a > unique class to this label so I could try and use CSS to place it > elsewhere. > > I am by no means a javascript expert and am not sure how to do this > properly in the code. Any assistance would be much appreciated. > Perhaps there is a better way to tackle this as well. > > Thanks in advance, > > wjs3 >
