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The templates should use correct markup structure and CSS classes for elements to be displayed correctly with the CiviCRM Core design as well as org.civicrm.shoreditch.
An example for when this fails with Shoreditch, is the form at civicrm/membership/payments:
It should display like this:
This involves (incomplete):
making the page path contain civicrm/admin/ so that admin-related styles are applied (I guess those forms are not meant to be public)
wrapping submit buttons with <div class="crm-submit-buttons"></div>
adding the crm-form-submit CSS class to <input type="submit" /> elements
moving the .crm-submit-buttons element inside the .crm-form-block
replacing the crm-master-accordion-header class with crm-accordion-header
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The templates should use correct markup structure and CSS classes for elements to be displayed correctly with the CiviCRM Core design as well as org.civicrm.shoreditch.
An example for when this fails with Shoreditch, is the form at civicrm/membership/payments:
It should display like this:
This involves (incomplete):
civicrm/admin/
so that admin-related styles are applied (I guess those forms are not meant to be public)<div class="crm-submit-buttons"></div>
crm-form-submit
CSS class to<input type="submit" />
elements.crm-submit-buttons
element inside the.crm-form-block
crm-master-accordion-header
class withcrm-accordion-header
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: