Saturday February 26, 2005
Table-less forms for your webapp The Man in Blue has some nice form layouts using fieldsets, labels and CSS. I think I'll integrate one of these styles for the forms in AppFuse. I've always stuck with tables for layout because it seemed easy, but I really like the look and flexibility that CSS provides. Posted in Java at Feb 26 2005, 03:53:01 PM MST 6 Comments
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Posted by Joe Bissen on February 26, 2005 at 06:55 PM MST #
This is cool. very sensible to add this to AppFuse -- I hope all frameworks will do something to encourage enterprise/web developers to use sensible markup.
Joe : thanks for the intro' link.
On a different note, it will be nice if someone can also come up with a good tutorial/sample(like say, petstore) which has the gmail/maps.google.com dynamic feel. Such a site which also has good usage of CSS for forms should make AppFuse much more tempting for people to use.
BR,
~A
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