Open stasou opened 1 year ago
Trying to create a custom wrapper for checkboxes and radio buttons, I am hitting on a wall when trying to add the for attribute to a label wrapper.
for
The label contains markup with divs etcetera, which is allowed.
I tried this proposed solution, but being it rather old it does not seem to work: https://github.com/heartcombo/simple_form/issues/869
The idea is to have a markup like this:
<label for="input_name" class="some clases"> <div>Something</div> <div> <div>something else</div> </div> </label>
Using the wrapper api, I do this:
a.wrapper tag: :label, class: "some classes" do |b| b.use :something, wrapped_with: {tag: :div} b.wrapper tag: :div do |c| c.use :something_else, wrapped_with: {tag: :div} end end
:something and :something_else are custom components, which work fine.
The markup is created, but there doesn't appear to be a method to add the for="input_name" in the label tag.
for="input_name"
Is there any way to override this? Shouldn't there be the possibility to use labels as wrappers, with their "for" attribute, for complex html markups?
Best regards, Stavros
Trying to create a custom wrapper for checkboxes and radio buttons, I am hitting on a wall when trying to add the
for
attribute to a label wrapper.The label contains markup with divs etcetera, which is allowed.
I tried this proposed solution, but being it rather old it does not seem to work: https://github.com/heartcombo/simple_form/issues/869
The idea is to have a markup like this:
Using the wrapper api, I do this:
:something and :something_else are custom components, which work fine.
The markup is created, but there doesn't appear to be a method to add the
for="input_name"
in the label tag.Is there any way to override this? Shouldn't there be the possibility to use labels as wrappers, with their "for" attribute, for complex html markups?
Best regards, Stavros