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CHAPTER 5 ■ ADD CONTROLS TO CREATE, EDIT, AND DELETE EVENTS
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After saving this code, navigate to http://localhost/admin.php to see the resulting form (see
Figure 5-1).
Figure 5-1. The form before adding any CSS styles
Adding a New Stylesheet for Administrative Features
Obviously, the preceding form needs some visual enhancement to make it more usable. However, this
form will ultimately be accessible only to administrators (because you don’t want just anyone making
changes to your calendar), so the CSS rules will be separated out to a separate stylesheet called
admin.css. You can find this file in the css folder (/public/assets/css/).
Again, since this book is not about CSS, the rules won’t be explained. Essentially, the following CSS
makes the form elements look more like what your user expects a form to look like; it also adds a couple
rules for elements that will be created shortly.
Now add the following code into admin.css:
fieldset {
border: 0;