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Hi,
A developer working for me is building a Microsoft Power Page. This will have a registration and login function. Once logged in there is a digital form. However, the styling of the form needs a lot of work. For example, radio buttons are on top of each other, as you can see below.
I'm not a developer myself, but I have a few questions:
Thanks for any advice.
Hi @thegreatdanton1 ,
Please your developer to edit the CSS classes and modify the needed styles instead of using the Fluent UI, this is based on my long real experience with similar UI issues.
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I'd say yes you could add Fluent UI framework into Power Pages, but it would cause more problems than it is worth. Power Pages is built on the Bootstrap UI framework, and the conflicts would be significant, not to mention disrupting the Power Pages Editor. They are fundamentally different.
Instead, if you really want Fluent UI look & feel, I would suggest modifying the Bootstrap CSS to look like Fluent UI, and explore the many CSS classes offered in Bootstrap to change how your controls and component are displayed. This will take quite a lot of work in modifying the entire Bootstrap CSS, but at a minimum, changing font-families, form styles and buttons styles to mimic Fluent UI might be enough.
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