I'm having a degree of trouble attempting to style an instance of
auth.form() with a Bootswatch theme; I can style "normal" forms with a
Bootswatch theme, it's simply the auth.form which is giving me grief.
- For instance it's possible to pass a CSS class to an auth.form in
default/user():
form = auth()
form['_class'] = 'form-horizontal'
return dict(form=form)
But this class reference is "dropped" when specifying {{ =form.custom.begin
}} in a view. Took me ages to spot this as the documentation says this
command will break the form into components.
- I've tried to loop through each item in the form to style them:
{{ =form.custom.begin }}
{{ for field in form.fields: }}
However this misses-out the "remember me for 30 days" checkbox field
Has anyone got an example please of their default/user.html where they have
been able to customise an instance of auth.form per one of the Bootswatch
themes?
Thanks for any help
Mark
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