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[HTML] CSS & the FORM tag

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  1. Deuce

    Deuce Context & Nuance

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    Question for CSS gurus.....

    Is there anyway to use CSS to take away that damn extra 'return' that results when using the starting FORM tag. Everything looks great in Safari and Firefox (PC and Mac) but on IE(PC) that damn extra 'return' is bugging me.
     
    #1 Deuce, Feb 21, 2006
  2. MR. MEOWGI

    MR. MEOWGI Contributing Member

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    Do you have a link with an example?
     
    #2 MR. MEOWGI, Feb 21, 2006
  3. droxford

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    try this: <form style="display : inline;">...</form>
     
    #3 droxford, Feb 21, 2006
  4. Deuce

    Deuce Context & Nuance

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    Man, you guys rule! Drox, that works PERFECTLY!
     
    #4 Deuce, Feb 21, 2006
  5. droxford

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    Well... I wouldn't say that just yet.

    You see... though that will remove the carriage return, it changes the form tag so that it now behaves like an inline element (as opposed to a block-level element).

    Google inline, block-level, and css and you'll see what I mean.
     
    #5 droxford, Feb 21, 2006
  6. SwoLy-D

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    Reply to this thread. Look at the code for the "Submit Reply" and "Preview Post" form. Is that what you mean?

    You must put the form into a DIV tag and set its class to pad LESS than the regular <P>.

    Post a screen shot or YOUR code.
     
    #6 SwoLy-D, Feb 21, 2006
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