Victor,
This doesn't always work, because the style attribute is copied to the
top-level element produced by Orbeon Forms when the XForms control is
converted to HTML. In the case of xforms:input, the style attribute is
copied on a <span> element, which is why setting the width doesn't work.
For xform:secret, the top-level element is an HTML form control so it
works. Not very consistent, we know.
This said, it will be difficult to make the style attribute work, even
in the future. You will be better off using the class attribute.
Also, if you haven't done so, we recommend you look at this part of the
tutorial:
http://www.orbeon.com/ops/doc/intro-tutorial#making-things-look-nicer-Erik
victor panizza wrote:
> Hello All...
> I been trying for a while set a inline CSS for input control:
>
> <xforms:input ref="ID_SCR" style="width:2000pt" >
> <xforms:label >id_scr:</xforms:label>
> </xforms:input>
>
> But it does not work, the weird is that in the secret control it works!!!
>
> <xforms:secret ref="ID_SCR" style="width:2000pt">
> <xforms:label>Enter your password:</xforms:label>
> </xforms:secret>
>
>
> Any idea how to use the inline css styles in Orbeon???
>
> Thanks in advance!!!!!
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