What we have is a site that provides content to the general public about literary magazines and books. The site makes money through ad revenue that is embedded in the site in a similar fashion to the reviews. What we are attempting to create is a method for an advertiser who has purchased a login to sign in the front end, create an item in k2, fill out all of the extra fields in the k2 item and have the content render for the genral public looking at the site with minimal to no formatting interaction from the staff of the site owner with the k2 item.
The fields that we are transitioning are quite extensive and can be seen here:
npofficespace.com/print-magazine-listings/listing-questionnaire/
What we need to do is have slight variations in css from one displayed field (for the public viewer). EG street number and street name need to be on one line together while city, state, country, and zip need to be on another.
Basically, what we need is a way to add custom classes to the extra fields through extra fields manager so that the advertiser never sees the class and the end user never sees any unintended variation in the text input by an advertiser.
I was thinking we could do this through the alias, where a script would grab the alias from the SQL database when it pulls the field and then uses the alias as a class for the whole field. I'm just not sure how to grab that bit of info on the transfer. Any guidance on how to do this/does anyone know of a k2 extension that would allow custom classes for extra fields? I came up short while googling.
Thanks for reading and thanks for any help in advance!
