Comment on Common patterns of markup & styleComments−nazar14yOverall I like it, It can be very usefull for initial mark up where design isn't much inportant. Definitely took a place at my bookmarks.Only one thing I noticed. I am not sure if it is a bug, but please check this page http://pea.rs/forms/multi-left-labels (and apparently same at http://pea.rs/forms/top-labels)It has some problems with displaying textarea, at least for me it looks like that: http://i.imgur.com/tJKiG.pngI am using Windows 7 with Firefox 9.0.1−dangrossman14yThat's because the markup says <textarea id="bio"></textarea> instead of <textarea id="bio"></textarea>It's going to look like that for everyone.−nazar14ythe question is, was it intended to look like that? I doubt it−ejpastorino14yI don't think so either, but editing the form on Firebug or WebKit's inspector is really easy. And the text area is looking nice, really similar to text fields :)
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Overall I like it, It can be very usefull for initial mark up where design isn't much inportant. Definitely took a place at my bookmarks.
Only one thing I noticed. I am not sure if it is a bug, but please check this page http://pea.rs/forms/multi-left-labels (and apparently same at http://pea.rs/forms/top-labels)
It has some problems with displaying textarea, at least for me it looks like that: http://i.imgur.com/tJKiG.png
I am using Windows 7 with Firefox 9.0.1
That's because the markup says <textarea id="bio"></textarea> instead of <textarea id="bio"></textarea>
It's going to look like that for everyone.
the question is, was it intended to look like that? I doubt it
I don't think so either, but editing the form on Firebug or WebKit's inspector is really easy. And the text area is looking nice, really similar to text fields :)