Hi Folks.
I've looked through the docs (which are pretty godd by the way) and
the source code, but it look as it's not easy to customize the
<label> tag that goes along with a widget.
When instantiating a widget I can pass the attrs dict and those
properties will be rendered as html attributes. But the label
parameter takes only a string, and I would love to specify what (css)
classes get rendered through that label, something like:
my_field.widget= (label : {"name": "Your name", "class": "quiet
small"}, widget=...)
so that {{field.label}} would render:
<label class="quiet smal" id="... >
Is there a way to do this, short or writing my own widget with a
custom "render" method?
Thanks,
Arthur
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