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If you try to build a form-horizontal with form-controls that are input-sm, labels are always baseline aligned to normal controls.
I would see usefull a class to fit labels to the input-sm control (and viceversa for large).
Thank you.
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I've managed to get an example at http://jsfiddle.net/U96x9/5/
Both "wrong label"s have (when non form is not collapsed):
different font size from their respective control
baseline not aligned with their respective control
I would need a class to fit the label to the control to be put to the label tag itself ("control-label-sm/lg" ? Have the same "input-sm/lg" work in labels?)
A streched idea could be something I can place to the fieldset/form-group in order to have all contained controls & labels sized accordingly.
Ideally, build on that, although there's support for "different sizes inputs", there's no support for "different sized forms". E.g.: If you use a small/large sized input in a form, everything else (labels, spacings) remains "fitted" for a normal control.
I would see useful to have a form-condensed class with the same semantics of the table-condensed class.
If you try to build a form-horizontal with form-controls that are input-sm, labels are always baseline aligned to normal controls.
I would see usefull a class to fit labels to the input-sm control (and viceversa for large).
Thank you.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: