Kobus Myburgh wrote:

Hi,

I am busy taking over maintainership of automember.module from njivy, and making great progress, but I have a simple layout issue that bothers me. See attached screenshot.

Is there a way to get the items inline instead of below each other as shown in the screenshot?

I have defined no '<div>' tags by means of #prefix or #suffix, so that is not the reason for this problem.

I believe that if you wrap the form item in a <div class="container-inline"> you will achieve the effect you want:

$form['item'] = array( '#type' => 'textfield', '#prefix' => '<div class="container-inline">Please allow ', '#suffix' => ' for delivery.</div>', '#default_value' => $etc, );

Op zondag 12 februari 2006 19:35, schreef Kobus Myburgh:

Hi,

I am busy taking over maintainership of automember.module from njivy, and making great progress, but I have a simple layout issue that bothers me. See attached screenshot.

Is there a way to get the items inline instead of below each other as shown in the screenshot?

I have defined no '<div>' tags by means of #prefix or #suffix, so that is not the reason for this problem.

With some CSS you can also achieve this. However, this is only adviced if you ship with a CSS file anyway.

#yourFormElementId div { display: inline; }

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