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Re: I'm having difficulty applying CSS to infopath forms.

Hilary Stoupa — Fri, 24 Aug 2012 15:37:28 GMT

To save as source files in IP 2010, under File -> Publish, you'll find Export Source Files.

Re: I'm having difficulty applying CSS to infopath forms.

Gennady Vanin (Геннадий Ванин, Новосибирск) — Fri, 24 Aug 2012 11:10:28 GMT

IceThatJaw:
I have searched quite a bit but the info I get isn't helping. It seems the consensus is to save the forms as source files. How exactly do you do this with InfoPath 2010?

It is not consensus, it is for Force Majeure workarounds.
For example, take a look:

Hilary Stoupa Manually modify manifest.xsf to Filter the Target of a Rule

IceThatJaw:
When I customize a SharePoint list form and click save as, it only lets me save it as a template and not as an .xsn file

When I click Save or Save As, it only lets me save it as .xsn file

I'm having difficulty applying CSS to infopath forms.

IceThatJaw — Fri, 24 Aug 2012 09:51:14 GMT

I have searched quite a bit but the info I get isn't helping. It seems the consensus is to save the forms as source files. How exactly do you do this with InfoPath 2010? When I customize a SharePoint list form and click save as, it only lets me save it as a template and not as an .xsn file.

I also noticed that you can actually target all textboxes in a CSS file that overrides the SP core.css file but it is kinda unpredictable.

By adding:

input[type="text"]

I was able to style the infopath textboxes but only the infopath ones which was strange. Also when I added:

input[type="select"]

it only allowed me to style the dropdowns using the :hover or :focus attribute which was also strange.

I would like to get at the html without all the garbage that SharePoint spits out if that's possible because I don't know all the generic input selectors for all the available controls in InfoPath.