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Post by Brett Ludwick on Mar 28, 2015 13:35:11 GMT -8
This week, the html code got out of control quickly - probably because there is so much of it compared to what you're actually producing. I was having a hard time knowing which element to apply styling to and kept applying styles to the wrong ones. The hardest part for me was aligning the label to the left and the text field for that label on the right as well as spacing everything correctly. Eventually, I think I got it - or at least close. After this unit, I have a much better understanding of applying classes to certain elements to specifically control for padding and margins that affect individual elements. What class covers server-side processing, or is it code you can "borrow" from the internet? Assignment 10 |
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Post by Judy Fontanella on Mar 28, 2015 20:44:34 GMT -8
Your form really looks beautiful and professional. Really nice work with that.
One thing that I noticed when I looked at you code is that you have several forms - not just one. When you have more that one form element on the page, the only fields that submit are those in the same form tag as the submit button. You need to have all of your form elements surrounded by just one form tag.
I don't think that your page will be hard to fix. Leave the first opening form tag and the last closing one. Change the form tags that surround each section to div tags. You can put the same id's on the div tags that you used on the form tags to preserve styling.
In GCMW 102 and 112, I give you form processing scripts, so I didn't do it here, too. When I get to my regular computer, I'll try to remember to add those for you.
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Post by Brett Ludwick on Mar 29, 2015 9:35:48 GMT -8
I think I made the changes you requested. I had no idea about those things you mentioned. It's all much clearer now, thank you. The changes inadvertently shortened my text fields a little for some reason, but still looks ok. Thanks again! Assignment 10 Redo |
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Post by Judy on Mar 30, 2015 6:15:07 GMT -8
That's great. Your form will work now. I go over making forms work in 102 and work more on styling here. In 112, we go more into making forms work with mobile devices.
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