I am in need to theme webform in D7.
How can I do that ?
In the search I've come to know that by using web-form-nid.tpl.php we are able to theme a drupal individual form.
Could any one guide me in this case to theme a webform.
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2There is a THEMING.TXT included with the module: drupalcode.org/project/webform.git/blob/HEAD:/THEMING.txt, which is listed on the module's documentation page under THEMING: drupal.org/documentation/modules/webform– Patrick KennyMay 21, 2013 at 12:10
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You can theme a individual webform using webform-form-nid.tpl.php.
For example if our webform node id is 7 , create a template file namely webform-form-7.tpl.php and place it in your theme folder. Clear site cache.
Do a print_r($form); to see all the elements. Then render each elements in file within your html elements.
<li>
<?php print drupal_render($form['submitted']['name']); ?>
</li>
As @Patrick Kenny said read the theming.txt, it explain all aspects of theming a webform
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I can't figure out how to render the submit button, please can you help Dec 23, 2015 at 17:35
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Can you specify what have been you tried so far and where you struck at? The submit button can render by something like this <?php print render(drupal_render($form['submit'])); ?> Do a print_r($form); for better understanding. Dec 29, 2015 at 6:11
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1Or, alternatively, to render submit, you can just do: <?php print drupal_render_children($form); ?>. It will render everything else that you haven't specifically rendered, which for my form I'm working on now is just the submit button. Mar 10, 2017 at 21:09
If you know the .tpl.php filename, here is what you do:
- Create empty file with that name in your theme. Element it was supposed to template disappeared? Good.
- Put simple html tag and see if it is displayed in place of your element. It is? Great, you have correct template file.
- See all variables you can use: place
<pre><?php print_r(get_defined_vars()); ?></pre>in your template. - Now when you have a file and data structure, just do it!
