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##Gridforms | ||
## Gridforms | ||
An effort to make beautiful forms for web applications that make data entry less painful. Gridforms is a front-end library which handles the boilerplate necessary to build grid based forms. | ||
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This is my first ever open source project so please [email](mailto:[email protected]) me if you spot any errors (which you're guaranteed to find). I am only now realizing how hard it is to write even simple documentation, your help in improving it will be greatly appreciated. | ||
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###Examples | ||
### Examples | ||
- [Gridforms Homepage](http://kumailht.com/gridforms) | ||
- [Example Bank Account Application Form](http://kumailht.com/gridforms/example.html) | ||
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###Basic Usage | ||
### Basic Usage | ||
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####1. Import Gridforms | ||
#### 1. Import Gridforms | ||
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There are two ways you can import the Gridforms styles: | ||
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@import gridforms.sass | ||
``` | ||
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####2. Markup your Gridform | ||
#### 2. Markup your Gridform | ||
```html | ||
<form class="grid-form"> | ||
<fieldset> | ||
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Optionally use a `fieldset` with a `legend` to divide your form into sections. | ||
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###Advanced Usage | ||
### Advanced Usage | ||
**Use the `grid-form` mixin to customize and override default styles:** | ||
```sass | ||
.my-custom-grid-form | ||
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+grid-form($field-padding: 12px) | ||
``` | ||
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###Compatibility | ||
### Compatibility | ||
Include Scott Jehl's [Respond.js](https://github.com/scottjehl/Respond) if you want the form to be responsive in ie8. | ||
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###Printing | ||
### Printing | ||
GridForms will use a `@media print` query in the CSS to ensure that the printed GridForms look as nice on paper as they do on the screen. You can use this to generate an empty form for someone to fill out on paper or you can replace the `form` `input` tags with actual content (including multi-line content) and have the form and content printed out. Everything will just scale nicely. | ||
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You don't need to do anything special to print your GridForms, you can just print from your browser using `File > Print` like normal. | ||
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Similarly, if you are using **[wicked_pdf](https://github.com/mileszs/wicked_pdf)** to generate PDFs from your Rails application, you'll need to ensure `print_media_type: true` is set as a configuration option. | ||
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###Todo | ||
### Todo | ||
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- Test forms with all possible field types | ||
- Reset unknown styles so forms look the same wherever they're used | ||
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