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I've just started with Play Framework and I'm looking to create input field in scala template but without label and for some reason I'm unable to get rid of the generated label element. Here is how my code looks like :
@helper.inputText(form("name"), 'id -> "name", 'class -> "ui-state-default", 'autocomplete -> "off", 'placeholder -> "Please write name ...")
So I end up with this element along with my input (looking at browser source code) :
<dt><label for="s2id_autogen2">name</label></dt>
Is there any way of removing it?
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My solution was :
@helper.inputText(form("name"),
'id -> "name",
'class -> "ui-state-default",
'autocomplete -> "off",
'placeholder -> "Please write name ...",
'_label -> null
)
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