Yes, I wholeheartedly agree that presentation (CSS) should be separate from the semantic HTML.

The problem I am having is getting rid of ... or at least modifying ... that Div tag that surrounds every Input element that is generated by FormFu. The class of that Div tag is always equal to the Input type. How do I modify or elminate it?

I am more than happy to surround my Input elements with my own Div tags, using FormFu blocks, which I have done successfully in the example I gave. I have also written the CSS for those tags (which I did not include in my example).

Is this possible (altering the default Element Div class, or eliminating the Div wrapper)? Or are you saying the Div wrapper around every element is a good thing, and I should just work harder on my CSS?

In reply to Re^2: HTML::FormFu element attributes by neptuneray
in thread HTML::FormFu element attributes by Anonymous Monk

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