How to style options in cred_field by format tag or similar?

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Problem: I would like to customize the design of each option in a cred_field, similar to the "format" attribute for a custom search field in Views.

Solution: The best way to apply custom styles to a form field is to use a generic field.

Relevant Documentation:
https://toolset.com/documentation/user-guides/inserting-generic-fields-into-forms/

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Tags: Content-submission forms, CRED API, Toolset Forms

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Oktober 30, 2018 at 9:47 am #1136644

a.R

Hi,
I would like to show the options of a cred_field more compact, as I did in the search form on the left of this site.
To do this, I added divs around the category contents in the wpv-control using the format-tag:

[wpv-control taxonomy="tausch-tatigkeit" url_param="zutun" type="checkboxes" taxonomy_orderby="term_group" hide_empty="false" format="<div>%%NAME%%</div>"]

How can I do this in cred forms?

THANK YOU, regards

Oktober 30, 2018 at 6:43 pm #1136971

Christian Cox

Hi, there's not an easy way to apply custom markup to each option in a cred_field shortcode. The best way to create your own custom field markup is with generic fields. Then you can use the Forms API to capture the values of those generic fields on the backend. More information about generic fields: https://toolset.com/documentation/user-guides/inserting-generic-fields-into-forms/

November 2, 2018 at 5:51 pm #1139105

a.R

Ok, thank you! 🙂