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|Description|Metadata field whose content is placed as a {{code language="none"}}<meta>{{/code}} tags with the {{code language="none"}}name{{/code}} attributes //description// and //DC.Description// in the HTML header of the form. |
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|Keywords|Metadata field whose content is placed as a {{code language="none"}}<meta>{{/code}} tag with the {{code language="none"}}name{{/code}} attribute //keywords// in the HTML header of the form. |
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|W3C compliant mode|Makes sure that the HTML generated by the form is well-formed and valid according to the W3C specification [[W3C>>https://www.w3.org/]]. This mode is enabled by default for new forms. When W3C mode is enabled, some attributes on the HTML elements are no longer available, such as //cn=// and //xn=//. Therefore, in JavaScript and CSS the //[data-cn=...]//, //[data-name=...]//, //[data-xn=...]// etc. selectors should be used. The new //data// attributes are written to the form elements with both W3C mode active and disabled. |
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-|Append name as CSS class|If enabled, a CSS class with its name will be added to all form elements. This option is enabled by default for new forms. |
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+|Append name as CSS class|If enabled, a CSS class with its name will be added to all form elements. This option is enabled by default for new forms. If enabled, you can use //$(".tfEmail")// instead of //$("[name='tfEmail']")//. |
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