Form objects don't line up right... CSS properties don't seem to apply to them
lane (6 points) | Tue, 2007-04-24 18:30I am working on a massive overhaul of my companies website, we are changing names and focusing on tons of new areas.
The current design I am working on is coming together nicely, I am only having an issue with getting a search box in a 30px high line.
The page - http://www.zigzap.com/work2 - is there if anyone has time and can take a look. I just can't get the darn text box and submit button to stay in the designated area... Anyone have an idea why?
chown -R us ./base
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try using this code for the image.
its not xhtml compliant but it works pretty close in firefox and ie too.
or just insert the image and the input in two different floating side by side divs.
*please remove the extra spaces between i m g.
EDIT:
Ivan, for some reason, the [ c o d e ] tag does not work for my example.
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I posted this here and at http://www.webdesignforums.net hoping to get an answer. The nice folks over there figured it out, the problem is that my form elements didn't have a style="margin:7px" tag in them.
In any case thanks for trying to help.
chown -R us ./base
yeap, that should fix it too.
np, anytime
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always outnumbered, never outgunned
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always outnumbered, never outgunned
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