"Michele Cella" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> Hi Richard,
>
> I think you're right, since you're also a great designer if you can
> send here a revamped form template (even for ListForm?) that you feel
> is easier for designers to style I will commit it without a problem, or
> you can do it yourself since you have commit access right?

But please, keep it simple so that it can be used with any design we have
already :-) 

One thing that I miss is the ability to specify how many columns I want and to
have data separated in these columns (always a pair is OK to me).

So, if I have something like 10 rows, and two small columns, I could have 4
columns and use 5 rows, making a better use of horizontal space.

What makes me more "pissed off" is the fieldset layout...  it is really bad to
use a fieldset within a form because it looses formatting.  Maybe fieldset
should also create a table and separate label from data input field, so that
it would look better...  (I know I could do that, but sometimes we need to
deliver the project to earn some money... :-)  Playing with the tools is much
more fun, but doesn't pay the bills...). 

For now, there's a lot of horizontal space waste...  If you have two widgets
for, e.g., City + State, then you'll use two lines when usually one would do
it very well (states are usually input in their abbreviated two letter
form...).  There's no way to specify that with current layout (I dunno is some
CSS black magic could move a row from the table to the upper line, but...).

-- 
Jorge Godoy      <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

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