Need code clean:
- Remove '!important'
- Check styles with static width, like: width: 60px !important;
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
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| #8 | Selection_022.jpg | 210.05 KB | hog |
| #7 | Screen Shot 2017-01-11 at 10.44.18 AM.png | 156.69 KB | jrockowitz |
| #7 | Test Element Multiple Webform Demo Site.png | 241.8 KB | jrockowitz |
| #7 | clean-2839876-7.patch | 1.02 KB | jrockowitz |
| #5 | clean-multiple-forms-css-2839876-5.patch | 1.11 KB | hog |
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hog commentedNeed manual review. Also need describe steps how to reproduce multiple table.
Comment #7
jrockowitz commentedThe multiple element is currently only being using by the Webform (admin) UI.
Here is the test form (/form/test-element-multiple) and the multiple element is being used to manage #options.
I did the regression testing with !important removed and the widget is fine but we need to keep the width properties to ensure that the inputs resize correctly.
Finally, the multiple element is still under heavy development and no one should be using it on a public facing form... yet.
Comment #8
hog commentedI tested this patch. With static with for controls is ok.
Comment #10
jrockowitz commented