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Wrap radio and checkbox labels into span to enable styling. #428

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@wintercounter wintercounter commented Dec 6, 2016

Reasons for making this change

This allows labels to be styled using:
input + span
input:checked + span

Also changed strong to span to be consistent.

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#403

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@n1k0 n1k0 merged commit ecf24c1 into rjsf-team:master Dec 6, 2016
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n1k0 commented Dec 6, 2016

Thanks

n1k0 added a commit that referenced this pull request Jan 28, 2017
Breaking changes

When a text input is emptied by the user, it's value is now reset to `undefined` instead of being set to `""` (empty string) as previously. This better matches traditional HTML forms behavior.

New features

* Add an array field template component (#437)
* Wrap radio and checkbox labels into span to enable styling. (#428)
* Reset text inputs value when emptied (#442)
* Add transform hook for changing errors from json schema validation (#432)
* Add a noHtml5Validate prop (#448)
* Add support for a onBlur event handler (#431)
* Allow empty option for enum fields (#451)

Bugfixes

* Fix #452: Support recursively referenced definitions. (#453)
* Fix #454: Document what master actually is, suffix its version with -dev.
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n1k0 commented Jan 28, 2017

Released in v0.42.0.

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