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31Hi all,
Please be so kind as to read my full question before responding.
Thank you for your consideration.
I am using some Real Time Forms embedded via js/div in a website.
However, I can't seem to get the forms respond properly to the width/layout of the website.
Dynamics itself seems to keep adding "width: *px" into the html definition of the form which messes up widths in most scenarios.
Also, annoyingly, those widths seem to auto-adapt to the current screen resolution, so working on a large screen messes up the form display for lower resolution screens.
I can't seem to get rid of them as they seem to be automatically by Dynamics or the HTML editor for real time forms.
Even the preview shows, that the form is obviously not responsive.
The only thing which seems to affect those auto-generated fixed-width attributes, but in a bad way, is to set a max-width of data-layout.
It still doesn't solve the problem of form width not being responsive though:
Also, this wastes a lot of space on bigger screens
Any ideas how to get rid of those fixed-px-width attributes and make forms properly behave to the width of the embedding website?
The way it works now, the only possibilty is to build the website around the fixed-width form.
Otherwise it looks unprofessional and wrong.
It it just the basic form template that's this bad?
Thank you,
Sa.
Please be so kind as to read my full question before responding.
Thank you for your consideration.
I am using some Real Time Forms embedded via js/div in a website.
However, I can't seem to get the forms respond properly to the width/layout of the website.
Dynamics itself seems to keep adding "width: *px" into the html definition of the form which messes up widths in most scenarios.
Also, annoyingly, those widths seem to auto-adapt to the current screen resolution, so working on a large screen messes up the form display for lower resolution screens.
I can't seem to get rid of them as they seem to be automatically by Dynamics or the HTML editor for real time forms.
Even the preview shows, that the form is obviously not responsive.
The only thing which seems to affect those auto-generated fixed-width attributes, but in a bad way, is to set a max-width of data-layout.
It still doesn't solve the problem of form width not being responsive though:
Also, this wastes a lot of space on bigger screens
Any ideas how to get rid of those fixed-px-width attributes and make forms properly behave to the width of the embedding website?
The way it works now, the only possibilty is to build the website around the fixed-width form.
Otherwise it looks unprofessional and wrong.
It it just the basic form template that's this bad?
Thank you,
Sa.
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