polymer 0.4 paper-input can't display as inline-block

[曹忠]

see: 

<p>here is a line<paper-input></paper-input>here is other line</p>

display 3 lines.

[Rob Dodson]

Hm, technically it can display inline-block. here's an example: http://jsbin.com/murale/2/edit

Having to use !important seems annoying though. The element definition includes layout attributes that are forcing it to wrap to the next line.

Yvonne — is there an easier way to display the element inline-block?

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[Rob Dodson]

wrong jsbin link. try this one: http://jsbin.com/murale/5/edit

[Scott Miles]

In this case, the easiest method is to use `inline` attribute.

<paper-input inline></paper-input>

http://jsbin.com/yudeh/1/edit

Maybe we should have that on paper-input by default.

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