[SOLVED] FEU: Set Form CSS Class In {$startform}

[ptysell]

Trying to figure out how to set the css class in {$startform} so that instead of generating

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<form id="forumID" method="post" action="http://myurl.com/index.php?page=1" class="cms_form">

it would generate

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<form id="forumID" method="post" action="http://myurl.com/index.php?page=1" class="MyCSSClass">

Sure it is something simple but being driven nuts migrating over from some legacy CSS that will be difficult to update.

Thanks for the help.

[staartmees]

"After a bit of nagging on the part of people who actually respect standards, FormBuilder no longer encourages tricks like embedding CSS in static text fields. Instead, it creates a stylesheet called "FormBuilder Default" that you are encouraged to attach to the page template that you use for pages that contain your form."

[velden]

Quick and dirty:

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 {$startform|replace:'cms_form':'myClass'}

[ptysell]

"After a bit of nagging on the part of people who actually respect standards, FormBuilder no longer encourages tricks like embedding CSS in static text fields. Instead, it creates a stylesheet called "FormBuilder Default" that you are encouraged to attach to the page template that you use for pages that contain your form."

How does that help me with opening a form tag in FrontEndUsers?

The goal is to not rewrite/test 500 form related CSS styles/structure.

Quick and dirty:

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 {$startform|replace:'cms_form':'myClass'}

I figured out the issue.

The CSS styles are hardcoded in [edited by moderator] the core which is called by FEU via the {$startform} tag.