Hello, I am fairly new to the tech scene, so please excuse my lack of knowledge.
My css for Radio buttons and checkboxes do not appear on IE. I understand the solution is to, in short, target the Label element instead of the Input element.
I'm having some trouble reading your question, as the forum seems to be actually rendering your markup. You can escape markup in this forum with a backtick character.
In any event, I think the general sense I get is that you are asking about why labels and fields appear in the order that they do. Hopefully this answers that question, and provides some guidance about what to do about it: https://github.com/rhythmagency/formulate/releases/tag/v3.2.1
Hard to answer that. I'm not sure which custom classes you are referring to. I'm also not sure what you mean by classes (e.g., CSS class names, C# classes, JavaScript classes, etc.). And I'm not sure which version you're on and which you plan to upgrade to.
css not working due to input and label placement
Hello, I am fairly new to the tech scene, so please excuse my lack of knowledge.
My css for Radio buttons and checkboxes do not appear on IE. I understand the solution is to, in short, target the Label element instead of the Input element.
However the styles for ":checked" and ":unchecked" do not work because when the form renders, "input" tags are placed inside of "label" tags (radio buttons) or after "label" tags (checkboxes). Ref: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37843290/css-before-not-working-in-ie11
Shouldn't the standard be that "input" tags are placed before "label" tags?
If so, I have been unsuccessful in making that change. Do I need grunt to compile after making changes to 'responsive.plain-javascript.js'?
Cannot tell what version of formulate I am using either. Can this be resolved by simply updating the package?
Appreciate any and all help.
I'm having some trouble reading your question, as the forum seems to be actually rendering your markup. You can escape markup in this forum with a backtick character.
In any event, I think the general sense I get is that you are asking about why labels and fields appear in the order that they do. Hopefully this answers that question, and provides some guidance about what to do about it: https://github.com/rhythmagency/formulate/releases/tag/v3.2.1
Thanks Nicholas, appreciate the quick and intuitive response.
Are you aware if updating the version will cause any of the custom classes to be overridden?
Hard to answer that. I'm not sure which custom classes you are referring to. I'm also not sure what you mean by classes (e.g., CSS class names, C# classes, JavaScript classes, etc.). And I'm not sure which version you're on and which you plan to upgrade to.
Excuse me, I am speaking of CSS classes. But I understand that's something I can figure out.
Thanks for your help!
Cool, happy to hear you've got it from here.
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