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Form inputs are designed to be flexible to your form elements. You can choose an arbitrary column count per
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row. Default
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system allows maximum 5 items (two through six as class name). The example below shows three items <code>.three .items</code> will fit in
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the
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first row
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and the fourth item dynamically moves to the second row.
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Form inputs in Punica are designed to adapt seamlessly to your form's layout requirements. You can specify a custom column count per row, with the default system supporting up to five items. For instance, using the <code>.three.items</code> classes will arrange three items in the first row, with the fourth item automatically flowing to the second row. This flexibility ensures clean and organized form layouts.
You can indicate invalid or valid form fields with <code>.error</code>, <code>.warning</code>, or <code>.success</code> classes for
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input validation states. Just add the <code>.error</code>, <code>.warning</code>, or <code>.success</code> class to
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<code><input></code>, <code><textarea></code> and <code><select></code> element.
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You can indicate the validation state of form fields using the <code>.error</code>, <code>.warning</code>, or <code>.success</code> classes. Simply add the appropriate class to the <code>input</code>, <code>textarea</code>, or <code>select</code> elements to reflect the desired validation state.
You can attach select, input or button along with an input. Just add the <code>.group</code> class to a container class in the <code>.item</code>container.
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You can group form elements such as <code>select</code>, <code>input</code>, or <code>button</code> together with an input field. To apply this, add the <code>.group</code> class to a container within the <code>.item</code>wrapper.
Punica CSS Framework's Grid system supports up to 16 columns and includes an offset feature with responsive flexibility. Offset classes, such as <code>offset-sm-2</code>, <code>offset-md-5</code>, <code>offset-lg-2</code>, <code>offset-xl-9</code>, and <code>offset-xxl-8</code>, allow you to create empty spaces within the grid at different breakpoints. This enables precise control over content alignment and spacing, ensuring adaptable and balanced layouts across various screen sizes.
Punica CSS Framework's Grid system features flexible container classes—<code>container-sm</code>, <code>container-md</code>, <code>container-lg</code>, <code>container-xl</code>, and <code>container-xxl</code>—that provide responsive layout control. These containers ensure consistent alignment and structure, adapting seamlessly to different screen sizes while forming the foundation for Punica's Grid-based designs.
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