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Fancy Form - Prototype.js Edition (FFP for short)

Monday, March 24th, 2008

The other day I came across Fancy Form and decided that it would be a great addition to a project I’ve been working on. It’s a great piece of code that will replace normal check boxes and radio button form elements with nice images to give you more control over styling those elements than you can get by just affecting them via CSS. I ran into some problems with compatibility between MooTools (required by Fancy Form) and Prototype (which I was already using). So I modified Fancy Form to be able to use Prototype instead. View the demo.

Plain Form VS Fancy Form

Plain Form VS Fancy Form

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