This thing sounds and looks great. I have installed the trial package and wow creating forms is a breeze. However I want to know how I style the form to match our site. I have checked under the Settings>stylesheets and cannot see any stylesheet to manage the form.
additionally it would be handy to have a list of the class/id names associated or structure for the forms so that styling can be considered. Is there anywhere that has this?
Contour will by default append a stylesheet. You can disable this on the settings tab of a form (if you want to roll out your own styles). This stylesheet is stored at \umbraco\plugins\umbracoContour\css\defaultform.css .So by taking a look at that you can view a list of all the class/id names.
We'll also update the documentation to make this more clear.
Thanks Tim, So you are unabel to have a contour stylesheet with your other stylesheets for templates etc accessible through the admin interface rather than through folders? It is always tucked away in this location.
Currently you can only turn off the default stylesheet. If you want to add additional styles you will need to create it as a normal stylesheet and attach it to the template html as you normally would with a <link> element
contour form styling
This thing sounds and looks great. I have installed the trial package and wow creating forms is a breeze. However I want to know how I style the form to match our site. I have checked under the Settings>stylesheets and cannot see any stylesheet to manage the form.
additionally it would be handy to have a list of the class/id names associated or structure for the forms so that styling can be considered. Is there anywhere that has this?
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Hi Chris,
Contour will by default append a stylesheet. You can disable this on the settings tab of a form (if you want to roll out your own styles). This stylesheet is stored at \umbraco\plugins\umbracoContour\css\defaultform.css .So by taking a look at that you can view a list of all the class/id names.
We'll also update the documentation to make this more clear.
Thanks Tim, So you are unabel to have a contour stylesheet with your other stylesheets for templates etc accessible through the admin interface rather than through folders? It is always tucked away in this location.
Currently you can only turn off the default stylesheet. If you want to add additional styles you will need to create it as a normal stylesheet and attach it to the template html as you normally would with a <link> element
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