Forms Advanced Fields

addclass

addclass=required;

Adds a class to the <span> that encapsulates the element. The class can be anything that has been defined in CSS.

To create a hidden field in a form, define a CSS class of .hidden {display: none}, and then enter addclass=hidden in the Advanced field.

fieldset_start

fieldset_start=true;

Defines the opening tag for a <fieldset> tag within the form. This is used in conjunction with fieldset_end to set off a group of elements. It can also be used with fieldset_label to define a label for the group.

fieldset_end

fieldset_end=true;

Defines the closing tag for a fieldset and is used in conjunction with fieldset_start and fieldset_label.

fieldset_label

fieldset_label=About;

Defines the label of the fieldset. For example, if the group should be labeled “About,” then that can be defined here. It can be entered without quotes and can include spaces.

size

size=10;

Adds a size attribute to a single-line text field within the form. The size attribute is used to specify the viewable size of the field defined in characters. This does not determine the number of allowed input characters.

cols

cols=10;

Adds the cols attribute with the specified value to a multi-line text field form element. For HTML output this attribute specifies the visible width in average character widths. This does not determine the number of allowed input characters.

rows

rows=10;

Adds a rows attribute with the specified value to a multi-line text field. For HTML output this attribute specifies the number of visible text lines for a textarea. This does not determine the number of allowed input characters.

dataset

dataset=state;

Adds a predefined dataset to a radio button, checkbox, single-select, or multi-select element. This is useful for data that are frequently used, but tedious to type. For example, the “state” dataset includes all 50 United States so that they may be used in a selector element. Preconfigured datasets include:

state

state_ab

country

year

month

alphabet

numbers

form_classes

form_classes=well well-raised;

Adds one or more classes to the specified form node. See the following examples:

To add class="form-horizontal" use form_classes=form-horizontal.

To add class="btn btn-mini" use reset_btn_classes=btn btn-mini;.

To add a class to the submit button, use submit_btn_classes=class name;.