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== Changes to the form == |
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-First we open the {{designer/}} and add some form elements to the form. Now we make these elements repeatable by clicking on the checkbox in the [[base settings section>>doc:Formcycle.Designer.Form.ElementProperties.BaseProperties]] of the properties panel. |
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+First we open the {{designer/}} and add some form elements to the form. Now we make these elements repeatable by clicking on the checkbox in the [[base settings section>>doc:Formcycle.FormDesigner.ElementProperties.BaseProperties]] of the properties panel. |
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== Changes to the CSS == |
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-We open [[{{smallcaps}}Css{{/smallcaps}} tab>>doc:Formcycle.Designer.Form.CodingPanel.CSSTab.WebHome]] and enter the appropriate {{smallcaps}}Css{{/smallcaps}} that will do the numbering for us. For this, we use the {{smallcaps}}Css{{/smallcaps}} properties //counter-reset// together with the property //counter-increment//. {{smallcaps}}Css{{/smallcaps}} allows for one or many counters. Each counter has got a unique name and a current value. And when does the counter increase? This works as follows: |
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+We open [[{{smallcaps}}Css{{/smallcaps}} tab>>doc:Formcycle.FormDesigner.CodingPanel.CSSTab.WebHome]] and enter the appropriate {{smallcaps}}Css{{/smallcaps}} that will do the numbering for us. For this, we use the {{smallcaps}}Css{{/smallcaps}} properties //counter-reset// together with the property //counter-increment//. {{smallcaps}}Css{{/smallcaps}} allows for one or many counters. Each counter has got a unique name and a current value. And when does the counter increase? This works as follows: |
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* The initial value is set to 0. |
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* Now each HTML element is visited in order of occurrence. |
