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Solved by Oona O'Neil View solution
I need to create two forms on a modular page - one is a newsletter subscription and second is a contact form. As I understand I have to create a form.md file in each modular folder (_newsletter, _contact).
What about corresponding .html.twig files, how do I call them?
Is it doable with the Form plugin?
I've made it work thanks to this post: /forum/archive/modular-forms-t7417
Now wondering if it's possible to change the layout of the contact form so two input fields (name and email) would be in one column on the left side and one bigger (message) would be on the right side.
I've solved the initial problem. Please look to my next comment for solution and another problem I've encountered (therefore edited the title of this post).
The form plugin actually already has a column and columns fields and you use them just like in the admin:
fields:
columns:
type: columns
fields:
column1:
type: column
fields:
field1:
type: text
label: Field 1
column2:
type: column
fields:
field2:
type: text
label: Field 2
...
OK, I thought it was only possible when creating blueprints, not in the front-end of the website. Let me give it a try, thanks!
PS
Any advise how to render it later on in Twig files? I have a problem with calling data which is too nested, will it be: {{fields.column1.type}}?
I've used your advice, but something is still not working as now only one column is displayed (before I had one row of three fields). Would you mind having a look at my code?
forms:
contact_form:
name: contact
action: /home
fields:
columns:
type: columns
fields:
column1:
type: column
fields:
- name: name
placeholder: Name
type: text
validate:
required: true
classes: contact__form__input
- name: email
placeholder: Email
type: email
validate:
required: true
classes: contact__form__input
column2:
type: column
fields:
- name: message
placeholder: Message
type: textarea
size: long
validate:
required: true
classes: contact__form__input--lg
@rhuk wow! Thank you so much. This option was exactly what I needed, but I couldn't find it anywhere in the docs - is that right? So how could I know about this in the first place - without meeting nice and helpful people like you?
@OonaONeil you probably found your solution by now, I guess. But for other readers who joined the party later - like I did - it is a matter of addressing the differently generated HTML code for two columns with corresponding CSS rules.
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