Inputs

Bootstrap Inputs come with few additionals parameters and associated methods.

The size allow you to specify the input size:
Form::input('name', 'value', array('size' => 'large'))





The search add a search input styling:
Form::input('name', '', array('search' => true))
You also can call disabled() method:
Form::input('name', '')->disabled()

Append and Prepend

prepend() or append() methods (or keys) provide surrounding input support.

Prepend a basic string to the input:
Form::input('name', '', '@') // only for prepend
Form::input('name', '', array('prepend' => '@'))
Form::input('name', '')->prepend('@')
@
Use icon- keyword to append / prepend an icon:
Form::input('name', '', array('prepend' => 'icon-user'))
Append or prepend multiple items:
Form::input('name', 'value')->append('icon-envelope', '@') 
@
Append or prepend buttons:
Form::input('name', '')->append(Html::button('#', 'go'))
Append or prepend button dropdowns:
$dp = Html::button_dropdown('#', 'test', array('split' => true));
$dp->item('#', 'one');
$dp->item('#', 'two');
Form::input('name', '')->append($dp);

Attach tooltip or popover

inputs supports both tooltip() and popover() attached elements. Popover triggering is on focus by default:
Form::input('name', '')->popover('Username', 'Fill the username you'll wan't to login');


Extra Input types

Add the search-query css class and search type attribute to the input:
Form::search('name', '', array('placeholder' => 'Search...'))
Add the uneditable-input css class to a span element:
Form::locked('name', 'icon-user')
name