> > > > By computing a different colspan makeshift class (col-md-x) during form > > creation > > That's colspan. > How will be managed the "fill" and "expand". > For example: > > <form col="4"> > <field name="small" xfill="1"/> > <field name="larger" xfill="1" xexpand="1"/> > <field name="larger" xfill="1" xexpand="1"/> > <field name="small" xfill="1"/> > </form> > > should be displayed: > > ------------------------------------------------ > |small| larger | larger |small| > ------------------------------------------------ > > So far in the poc, each item is included inside a div. xfill => 100% of the element iside the div xepand => would act on the div containing the element (min-with/max-width + width !important instead of fixed % width used for now) and eventually weighting the computed colspan argument when a row is not full
That's the idea I have, now as I said, it needs implementing and testing. Anf if it doesn't work, I guess we can use that part of the "resize" javascript already written
