Forms and Centering

Hey Russel -

How about this one:
http://psd2cssonline.com/node/279

That'll be a pretty good start at least.

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Shaun

Wow - super old post that I didn't catch.
We don't currently have a feature for check boxes, but you can definitely add them to the HTML by hand. Here is some documentation:
http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_forms.asp

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Shaun

Hi Ethernetkid -

You would make _edittext fields similarly to the way the 2 fields are made in the video. You would probably also want a _textarea layer for the Body: part of your form (it will make a multiline textarea field instead of a single line edit field).

That's how you would make the form. Then it would be up to you to 'point' the form to a script that does something interesting. By default the form points right back at the same page. You could by hand add PHP code to the page to handle that. If you wanted to point the form to a script called formmail.php for example, you would find the line in the generated HTML file that looks something like this:

< !-- This is 'b_center_form' -->
  < div id="Layer-1" >
    < form name="psd2cssForm" action="" method="post">

It will be near the comment that includes the name of your form layer - in my case the form layer was called b_center_form in Photoshop.

What you want to do is add the name and location of the script you want to point your form at in that action section. So when your done, that same code would look like this:

< !-- This is 'b_center_form' -->
  < div id="Layer-1" >
    < form name="psd2cssForm" action="formmail.php" method="post">

formmail is the name of a very well known script that comes in a bunch of different languages that will make your contact form function. You might need to change the names of some of the generated input fields by hand to match what formmail is expecting to get it to work.

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Shaun