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Panel Floating
Multi-column layouts can run into a can cause styling issue if the column content is unbalanced. Because the top In the example below, the top left panel 28 contains more controls then the top right panel 30, panel 32 is floating . This causes panel 32 to float out of position. You can solve this by adding the f-newline css class to panel 32. This forces panel 32 to start on a new line. See the screen image on the right.
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Another possible solution is to add an extra panel into the form above panel 32 and set that new panel's width to 100%. Then drag/drop panels 32, 33 and 34 into the new 100% width panel. It is better to avoid extra panels when possible as they do add a slight bit of extra html to your form. If your form contains 100s of controls and extra unnecessary panels it can effect performance. So good to avoid extra panels and controls when possible.
Replacing Icons
Forms include standard icons for collapsible and expandable sections, a control’s Help property, and so on. You can replace these standard icons with your own. In this example, we will replace the icon that displays when you set a control’s Help property. Here is the relevant portion of the professional-blue theme’s form.css file:
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