I thought about it but it has a disadvantage. The SQLFORM is perfect to 
render complex queries without having to hardcode the html. If the models 
changes i dont have to worry about the view. 

And this is where the bootstrap decouple comes in place. Everything is easy 
if you use the welcome app as layout but for custom markup theres not many 
examples on how to do things. 
I would love to be able to solve these small things without bothering you 
guys too much. 
Once i have knowledge enough on how to build a site without any automatic 
markup, im planning to make video tutorials.

If its not too much trouble i have another question:

The form style isnt aware of form errors so i cannot "style" the form 
properly. 
When i print form.errors inside the style i get an empty storage even when 
there are errors.

Is there any particular way to achieve this, using formstyles?

Thanks.

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