Add label to fields group
See original GitHub issueHi and thank you for this great library.
I was wondering if it’s possible to add labels for fields group ? Or do I have to inject them manually with a plugin ?
[
{
model: 'user',
component: markRaw(SchemaForm),
label: 'Label for fields group here',
schema: [ ...fields ],
},
{ ... }
]
Thanks in advance !
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+1 for fieldsets or some other type of grouping (perhaps
<section>
?)@ClemCornet in case it helps, my current solution is to add a class and display the label via a pseudo element. Not ideal, but it works for now.
Something like:
Hello @marina-mosti , thank you for your responsiveness and for this future improvement. Meanwhile, I’ll try to modify my schema 😉