Thank you for your answers. James Bennett a écrit : > If you have Django print out the entire form's HTML in one go, it will > automatically add 'label' elements for each field. It will not (at the > moment) add fieldsets and legends. > > It's also quite easy to output these yourself in a template, and only > have Django print the various 'input'/'select'/'textarea' elements, > allowing unlimited control over the organization and structure of the > form. anders conbere a écrit : > You can layout forms in django in which ever way you want. By default > the generic views don't use tables, and newforms has several > convenience functions that will display forms in a number of different > styles (as_p, as_ul). These are all standard html (as well as xhtml) > tags that should be supported by all browsers.
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