Form whitespace / blank field options other than this?
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‎08-31-2011 10:13 AM
I really, really like my SNC forms layouts to be user-friendly and readable, so I've came up with a clunky way to add blank row separators in the form. I add an Annotation (Custom) with the text as
<font color="white">|</font>
Of course this just adds a white-colored bar where the Annotation is placed on the form.
Now, I don't love this option for a number of reasons... it assumes the user's browser has a white background so the bar is unseen, Annotations act funky sometimes when moving fields up and down the picklist, and I have to remember what the code is each time I need to use it 😉
Anyhow, what I wanted to ask is whether anyone else has found a different approach to this? I've searched around the forums and have been surprised it didn't come up as a topic at all! Am I just obsessive about this? Hehehe
Thanks for any feedback!
Tim
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‎08-31-2011 03:59 PM
I use Annotations. I don't think it's clunky though. I think that's the point of them.
You can use HTML in those Annotations though. I would use
instead of that white bar.
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‎08-31-2011 06:03 PM
Tony, that is an excellent suggestion! Once again, can't believe I didn't think of that 😉 Using
does change my impression of it as not being such a clunky solution afterall! Thanks! (oh and btw, thanks for deciphering my code, which I had forgotten to surround with the
tags)
<code>
Tim

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‎09-01-2011 07:18 AM
I thought you were trying to be comical by pasting in your actual HTML like that. I was hoping to click, drag and select that text to find some sort of Easter egg. I must admit, I was pretty disappointed to find a pipe character instead of some hidden message... 🙂
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‎09-01-2011 07:25 AM
Hahahaha! Well, maybe that's all I chose to share here... and the actual code in my instance it's more interesting 🙂 It's not, but would be funny
Thanks again for your help, Tony!