To change the default "Step 1", "Step 2" etc text at the top of the form, you'll have to modify the .js file for that, specifically, the following line:
Code:
var $thestep=$('<div class="step disabledstep" />').data('section', i).html('Step '+(i+1)+'<div class="smalltext">'+$section.find('legend:eq(0)').text()+'</div>').appendTo($stepsguide)
Lets say you wish to change the text to images in the form of "step1.gif", "step2.gif" etc. You'd change the above line to:
Code:
var $thestep=$('<div class="step disabledstep" />').data('section', i).html('<img src="step'+(i+1)+'.gif" /><div class="smalltext">'+$section.find('legend:eq(0)').text()+'</div>').appendTo($stepsguide)
Regarding your related question, you can get the container for each "step" to be flexible, instead of hardcoded to a number such as 120px by editing the CSS for it. Instead of:
Code:
div.stepsguide .step{ /*div that wraps around each "steps" text */
width:120px; /*width of each "steps" text*/
font: bold 24px Arial;
float:left;
}
Try changing that to:
Code:
div.stepsguide .step{ /*div that wraps around each "steps" text */
font: bold 24px Arial;
display:inline-block;
margin-right: 5px;
}
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