Wow, that looks very interesting. Then it is probably easier to use MACssRenderer. In some situations it is really hard to use CSS to style a Magritte form as it is generated automatically. In such cases it might be easier to manually render the Magritte fields. For example the login form on www.seasidehosting.st instantiates a normal Magritte component, but then renders the individual fields manually by querying #childAt: for the child components. The latest version of Magritte-Seaside adds the class .magritte to <form> tags rendered by Magritte. This allows to distinguish Magritte forms much simpler from other forms. The standard MATableRenderer can now be styles like this: .magritte table th { /* the label styles */ } .magritte table td input { /* the control styles */ } .magritte .buttons input { /* the button-styles */ } etc. You can find more examples of form styling in the default CSS of Pier. Pier doesn't use the new .magritte class yet. If you want to differentiate multiple Magritte forms, you probably want to enclose them into DIVs with different clases or IDs, so that you can style them along: .minimal ... { } .sideways ... { } Cheers, Lukas -- Lukas Renggli http://www.lukas-renggli.ch