I'm using Dynamic Forms 3.4 and I find it frustrating when I can't easily control the style of an object on the page via a CSS stylesheet because there is hard-coded CSS in a 'style' attribute of an HTML tag.

For example, I couldn't understand why, no matter how hard I tried to change the width of a DynamicForms_GridHeaderColumn class object, it wouldn't change. Then I looked at the generated source and see:

Hello Larry,

I'm not quite sure if i see a question in this forum thread, it seems to be more of an informative type message to help others.

If I missed the question in this post please let me know the concept of this thread.

Thanks,

Ryan

This was a "gentle" request to the Dynamic Forms team to not include hard-coded "style=..." statements into the automatically generated HTML code since it is difficult and confusing to deal with. If you (the developers) feel compelled to put a style=... statement in the HTML, add a CSS class instead and define the style in the stylesheet.

This will make it easier for all to customize forms to match a site.

Thanks!

Larry

Larry - Thank you for your feedback and comments I have added your notes for our review of the 3.5 release and will implement some of the changes you suggested pending review. I have also made note of your forum thread link once 3.5 is in development.

Thanks,


-Chad