I'm working on a site using Drupal 7 with CiviCRM, and I created three CiviCRM profiles and added them to the Drupal user registration/account forms. I was expecting this to add three groups of fields (one with first and last name, one with the address, one with phone numbers) to the form, each with their own title. Which is what it initially appeared to do...
But when I added a bit of styling to the fieldsets — specifically, setting each one off in its own shaded box to make them more visually distinct — to my surprise it turned out that each fieldset was nested inside the previous one! So rather than three boxes in a row, I have a box inside a box inside a box. Needless to say, it doesn't look good.
Why is it structured this way? And is there any way to change it so that the three fieldsets are sequential instead of nested?
BTW, if anyone's curious why I made three profiles instead of just putting all the fields in one, I am trying to have the form visually broken up into small bite-size pieces with friendly titles ("What's your name?", "Where do you live?", etc.) for greater ease of use, which is a priority on this particular site.
Update: I think I've identified that the template that generates this form is /templates/CRM/Profile/Form/Dynamic.tpl, so theoretically it should be possible to make a custom version of it... But having perused the template, I still can't see what in it is making it nest the fieldsets that way! And I have no idea why it would be setup that way in the first place.
