Hi.
In the last update your added magic .offset-col-X for the check boxes in bootstrap forms with horizontal layout - which is cool. It derives an offset by the label_col setting for the form tag.
BUT in certain forms I need to override this:
f.check_box :ausgeblendet, label_col: "", control_col: "col-sm-12"
By setting label_col to nothing ("") the offset is removed - as expected.
But unfortunately
control_col: "col-sm-12"
doesn't work and the class for the surrounding div stays as given in den form tag. E.g. if I define the form with control_col: "col-sm-10" this class is used for the surrounding div. No matter what option I add to the check_box .
EDIT:
Maybe inline: true should do what I wan't?! But it also doesn't. There's
Cheers and thanks for the gem!
Ben
PS: For anyone having the same issue, you can workaround this by setting the optionlabel_class: "text-nowrap". So the label text is written into the following empty space. ;-)
Hi.
In the last update your added magic .offset-col-X for the check boxes in bootstrap forms with horizontal layout - which is cool. It derives an offset by the label_col setting for the form tag.
BUT in certain forms I need to override this:
f.check_box :ausgeblendet, label_col: "", control_col: "col-sm-12"By setting label_col to nothing ("") the offset is removed - as expected.
But unfortunately
control_col: "col-sm-12"doesn't work and the class for the surrounding div stays as given in den form tag. E.g. if I define the form with
control_col: "col-sm-10"this class is used for the surrounding div. No matter what option I add to the check_box .EDIT:
Maybe
inline: trueshould do what I wan't?! But it also doesn't. There'sCheers and thanks for the gem!
Ben
PS: For anyone having the same issue, you can workaround this by setting the option
label_class: "text-nowrap". So the label text is written into the following empty space. ;-)