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    • #6200
      Sonoma
      Participant

        I understand how to insert headers and use the left and top to display a field but how would I insert a column?

        My fields are a text box text set to top and a check box.
        2 columns but need to insert a column that has labels.

        I need to have the labels/headers on top which the “Insert header” provides if needed but I would like to be able to set the headers to the left or right or use the same index # to get them side by side.

        What do you recommend?
        Can I have a field and not display the field but display the label only?

        I have attached a screenshot. The text in the red is what I need to add. 3 rows. each unique to its row.

        Thanks.

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      • #6205
        Sonoma
        Participant

          I kind of found a work around but I feel it is cheesy.
          I created new fields in SP (lblDisplay1,lblDislblBlank2,lblBlank3,lbbDisplayText1, etc) and hide them with jquery. Alignment can be cumbersome but it works.
          Is this the way or is there a better/preferred way?

          Sample code I put in Misc

          $('input[title=lblBlank1]').parent().parent().parent().hide();

          Thank you.

        • #6217
          Alexander Bautz
          Keymaster

            Hi,
            You can do it a bit easier like this:
            Add the side-by-side fields, but do NOT check “Stretch side-by-side fields over both form columns” in the “Side-by-side” tab.

            Add this custom js in the Misc tab:

            $("#sbs_OuterTR_1").find("div.dffs_tdWrap:first").html("<h3 class='ms-standardheader'>Q1</h3>");
            $("#sbs_OuterTR_2").find("div.dffs_tdWrap:first").html("<h3 class='ms-standardheader'>Q2</h3>");

            The number in this string represents the side-by-side index used in the “Tabs” tab when setting up side-by-side: sbs_OuterTR_1

            The attached image shows the labels.

            Alexander

          • #6230
            Sonoma
            Participant

              Yet again, nice solution. Thank you.

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