No matter what I do the "inline=true" doesn't seem to have any effect. It always renders a linebreak regardless. It also seems strange that "labeltext=" isn't allowed on the "create" type...
What I want is an actual labeltext item, that is centered vertically with the input form and button, precisely as it appears in the example for "inline=true".
Looks like it's a bug. The inline=true only seems to work when the inputbox appears inside a table cell. Otherwise the inputbox is always presented on its own line: test.
I just ran across this. As a workaround, I added an ID to the parameters to target, then in my CSS hid the break element:
#myID br {
display:none;
}
Such a small thing to fix, but I see the phab ticket (and this thread) is pretty old. I'm quite surprised there's no class implementation yet, it's the first thing I looked for. Class goes hand in hand with ID, so now we've templated different types of inputboxes to wrap them in divs that accepts a class. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯