I'm a huge fan of the Webform module (and building Drupal forms in general), and I just today noticed a feature I hadn't previously taken advantage of. This is the ability to programmatically add what are called "pre-built" option lists that can be used in your webforms.
Ever wanted to add alternating background colors (a.k.a. "zebra stripes") to your webform fields? I had a need to do this a couple of days ago and struggled to find a method for this. Little did I know that the webform module actually has a few template files included with it that you can use to override what's going on in the theme layer.
The particular thing I wanted to do was to add some CSS to the webform fields so that I could do some easy CSS zebra striping. I know this is super easy to do with the output of the Views module because of the "row-even" and "row-odd" CSS classes that are provided out of the box. I wanted to be able to do some similar CSS classes on my webform fields. Getting the job done requires taking the "webform-form.tpl.php" default template file in the Webform module directory and copying it to own your custom theme directory.
Here's the code I ended up using:
Mark and Jill exceeded my expectations. I'm fairly new to Drupal and the project I'm working on for my largest customer needed some theme help, code modification, and data entry. Mark and Jill took care of it in short order.
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