Carolyn Beeton wrote:
> I'm looking at various screen layout issues (feeling somewhat
> responsible for the overlapping help text issues), and I have noticed
> that some of the inconsistency on our screens comes from wrapping tables
> in <fieldset> tags. Look for example at ACD Agent Status (table is full
> width) and Conferencing (table is not full width). The difference is
> that ConferencePanel.html has <fieldset> tags around the table and
> AcdAgentPresencePanel.html does not (it's only around the "Select ACD
> Server" field). So the Conference table ends up being 80% of the
> fieldset width, rather than 80% of the contentContainer width as it
> should be.
>
> Does the <fieldset> tag add any other hidden functionality that I'm not
> aware of, or is it safe to remove it where it wraps tables?
>
<fieldset /> does not add any functionality other than grouping fields and
separating groups.
The tables are usually well separated already so I would think it would be
safe to remove the fieldset (or put all of them in the fieldset if that's
easier).
If for some reason we cannot remove the <fieldset /> wrapping we should be
able to modify CSS - style for "fieldset table" can be made different from
style for "table"
BTW: tables are used to implement form layout in sipXconfig (in which case
they are, and should be, wrapped in fieldset) but you just mean tables that
are rendered as rows of items with the header, right?
D.
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