Add css classes to summary field#2005
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439-441: LGTM! Consider a minor improvement for clarity.The implementation correctly adds CSS classes to the summary field, aligning with the PR objective. The code is well-integrated and doesn't introduce any issues.
For improved readability, consider using string interpolation instead of concatenation:
- $this->html = str_replace( ' form-field', esc_attr( ' form-field' . $classes ), $this->html ); + $this->html = str_replace( ' form-field', esc_attr( " form-field{$classes}" ), $this->html );This change makes the code slightly more readable without changing its functionality.
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I think I might have merged this prematurely. I'm going to revert this for now #2015 After looking more at https://github.com/Strategy11/formidable-pro/pull/5396, I'm concerned about this being a breaking change. There's a bigger issue here - summary fields have always had no label position set, but have always had a label. We'll need a good way to resolve that. |
Fix https://github.com/Strategy11/formidable-pro/issues/5395
The changes made in this pull request involve a modification to the add_field_div_classes method in the FrmFieldFormHtml class. A conditional check is introduced to determine if the field type is 'summary'. If true, the method updates the HTML output by appending additional classes to the existing class string. This adjustment specifically targets how classes are rendered for summary fields within the form.
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