Jim Lindley Notes

Do You Use Blueprint CSS and Rails?

March 27th, 2008

And if so, can you help me kick some tires? I've done some work on adding features to the Accessible Form Builder plugin to help use Blueprint grid css classes. It was extracted partially from work done on a a Rails project for Academic Management, my awesome employer.

Accessible Form Builder on GitHub.

I'll be fixing up a few last minute issues with it over the weekend, but it should be fairly beta-ishly usable in it's current state, and I'll publish a tutorial/guide shortly.

This is what it gets you (screenshot):

From this sort of markup (screenshot, sorry - code sample are with the plugin on GitHub):

Let me know: good or wack? What's missing? I'll be at Mountain West Ruby Conf and Rails Conf, say hello if you see me or if you find this plugin useful.

My email address is jim@jimlindley.com for any questions or comments.

Posted by jlindley Filed in Rails

    Comments

  1. James Harrison:

    This looks great. I’m using Haml and Sass for templates but this should work with Haml, I guess- I’ll try it out on some of the sites I’m working on at the moment! Cheers for releasing this!

    March 28th, 2008 at 11:52 AM

  2. Jim Lindley:

    Thanks, James – let me know if you need anything from me.

    March 28th, 2008 at 12:24 PM

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