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The '''spacer''' form field type provides a visual separator between parameter field elements. It is purely a visual aid and no field value is stored.</translate> | The '''spacer''' form field type provides a visual separator between parameter field elements. It is purely a visual aid and no field value is stored.</translate> |
Latest revision as of 15:29, 16 July 2024
This page has been superseded and is no longer maintained. Please go to Joomla Manual Spacer Field instead
The spacer form field type provides a visual separator between parameter field elements. It is purely a visual aid and no field value is stored.
- type (mandatory) must be spacer.
- name (mandatory) is the unique name of the field.
- label (optional) (translatable) is the text to use as a spacer.
- description (optional) (translatable) is text that will be shown as a tooltip when the user moves the mouse over the drop-down box.
- hr (optional) is whether to display a horizontal rule ('true' or 'false'). If this attribute is 'true', the label attribute will be ignored.
- class (optional) is a CSS class name for the HTML form field.
Example XML field definition:
<field type="spacer" name="myspacer" hr="true" />
You can replace the basic horizontal line with a title which can be used to group parameters. For example,
<field type="spacer" name="myspacer" label="Advanced parameters" />
You can also place translatable text into the label attribute:
<field type="spacer" name="myspacer" class="text"
label="PLG_TINY_FIELD_NAME_EXTENDED_LABEL"
/>
Note that you can also include HTML markup but it must be encoded. For example, to put the text into bold you can use:
<field type="spacer" name="myspacer" label="<b>Advanced parameters</b>" />
You cannot combine the hr and label attributes. To define a spacer with both a horizontal rule and a label, use an encoded <hr/>
in the label attribute:
<field type="spacer" name="myspacer" label="<hr/>More parameters" />