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Formy - finally out
Wednesday, June 25, 2008 { 6 Comments }
After one month of reviewing, code rewriting, testing... finally is out! Formy.What is Formy?
Formy is mini CSS Framework for building web forms.
Why Formy?
I just was not happy with the existing solution for building web forms. There are so many solutions for web forms: forms with list(ul,li), forms inside tables,fancy forms with ajax ..
But I needed simple solution! I wanted to write elementary HTML code and leave all the dirty work CSS.
That is why I made Formy.
All the HTML formatting is made with the " br " tag, imho this is natural HTML Form writing.
If you are interested you can find more info at: Formy or download
You can find all the demo inside the Formy CSS Form Framework 0.8(beta).zip
Labels: css, css framework, formy
6 Responses to “Formy - finally out”
- // Joshua McKenty // 6/25/2008
- // Jackson Lim // 6/25/2008
- // Carlos Leopoldo Magaña Zavala // 6/25/2008
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// Thunder Down Under
// 6/25/2008
Good work on the project.
One comment on general form and semantics;
I notice you're laying out your radio/checkboxes on the page by placing an empty label right before them to equally space them.
While that works, I don't think it's the ideal solution.
My general approach would be to put them inside a container and float them up along side the label.
Depending on which way you swing, semantically speaking, you'd probably want a UL or a DIV container.
<label>Something</label>
<ul class="buttonGroup">
<li><input type="checkbox" /></li>
</ul> - // Binny V A // 6/25/2008
- // Antonio Max // 6/26/2008
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