[UserBundle] Fix customer gender layout on backend admin form #3511
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@peteward Could you have a look at the failing build? (suite 1) |
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[UserBundle] Fix customer gender layout on backend admin form
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Thank you Peter! :) |
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NOTE: There's an underlying theme bug here which doesn't render 'default' labels properly. Ideally you shouldn't have to do this to make your widget render the same as every other, but it's still worth merging to make it consistent.
I will open a separate issue for this one, but don't have time to fix it right now.