Adjust styling

Latest revision as of 11:18, 17 February 2023

Below is an image explaining where the CSS classes are used.

An instance ( like in the image above, an instance is one row ) is rendered using the following HTML:

We give the wrapper main a display of Flex. Then we use flex to order the element inside an instance.

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+Below is an image explaining where the CSS classes are used.
+[[File:FlexFormInstanceStyling.png|frameless|980x980px]]
+An instance ( like in the image above, an instance is one row ) is rendered using the following HTML:
+* BEGIN Div element with Main wrapper class
+** BEGIN Div element with Wrapper list class
+*** BEGIN Instance wrapper ( wrapper-main-extra )
+**** Move Handle as a span element ( button-move-extra )
+**** Delete button as a span element ( button-remove-extra )
+**** Add instance button as a span element ( button-add-extra)
+**** The HTML that is used in the form inside the instance tag. ( In the image above it's the two input fields )
+*** END Instance wrapper ( wrapper-main-extra )
+** END Div element with Wrapper list class
+** Button to add new row at the bottom or create the first row if the instances are empty ( button-on-button-class )
+* END Div element with Main wrapper class
+We give the wrapper main a display of Flex. Then we use flex to order the element inside an instance.