Hello, is it possible to put multiple fields on one line?
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multiple fields on one line
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Yes, we have ready classes you can apply to fields that automatically place them inline for you.
Posted 12 years ago on Tuesday March 6, 2012 | Permalink -
Richard Vav
AdministratorIt sure is, once you have purchased gravity if you check out the css ready classes in the documentation then add the class you want to use to the css class name on the advanced tab for each of the fields you want to place on the same line.
http://www.gravityhelp.com/documentation/page/CSS_Ready_Classes
If you get stuck post a link to the page with your form on it so we can help you out.
Posted 12 years ago on Tuesday March 6, 2012 | Permalink -
carogal
Memberthank you, now my form has been designed with Breezing Forms because I was using Joomla, but now I pass and I think wordpress Gravity Forms can answer what I want. See my form at the moment, I need the same thing with Gravity. Is this possible?
http://www.isra.fr/index.php?option=com_breezingforms&Itemid=59&lang=enPosted 12 years ago on Tuesday March 6, 2012 | Permalink -
Richard Vav
AdministratorThe only thing that Gravity Forms doesn't do out of the box is the fieldsets which you have used to break your form up into several sections, it is still possible to use fieldsets but it requires a little bit of extra work using the html fields.
As for everything else Gravity will do it all, in fact you could even go a bit further and use Gravity's conditional logic to hide your 'other' text fields and only display them if other is selected on the drop downs.
Posted 12 years ago on Tuesday March 6, 2012 | Permalink -
GZA
MemberA couple of things, I thought fieldsets would be a definite feature in any form builder. No?
Although I have owned a GF dev license for a couple of years, I have never used it to date, so assumed this was a feature.
@richardvav can you give me some pointers on where to begin implementing this?
We're planning to build our site using Twitter Bootstrap, so I assume the GF built-in classes will be of no use to us and we'll have to use our own custom classes?
Posted 12 years ago on Tuesday March 6, 2012 | Permalink -
Richard Vav
Administrator@GZA Kevin put together a bit of a walkthrough for how to accomplish fieldsets using html fields http://www.gravityhelp.com/forums/topic/fieldsets#post-17019
The Gravity Forms built-in classes would only be of no use if you are planning on disabling the gravity forms css output, the gravity forms css would normally be included after all your other theme css so the gravity forms styles should still work.
Posted 12 years ago on Tuesday March 6, 2012 | Permalink
