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Hi,
how can I line up form items using css? I would usually just put it all in a
table, but I dont want to do that.
Cheers guys

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Paul Watt
http://www.paulwatt.info

Paul Watt wrote:
> Hi,
> how can I line up form items using css? I would usually just put it all in a
> table, but I dont want to do that.
> Cheers guys
>
Many ways.













OH! You wanted something specific! How about you give us a specific URL
and then we can see what you are trying to do specifically, and advise
with a specific suggestion.

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Take care,

Jonathan
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LITTLE WORKS STUDIO
http://www.LittleWorksStudio.com

"Jonathan N. Little" <> wrote in message
news:44464706$0$3692$.. .
> Paul Watt wrote:
>> Hi,
>> how can I line up form items using css? I would usually just put it all
>> in a table, but I dont want to do that.
>> Cheers guys
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> Many ways.
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> OH! You wanted something specific! How about you give us a specific URL
> and then we can see what you are trying to do specifically, and advise
> with a specific suggestion.
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You could of said something like "assign each element a class and position
them using margins". That would of done, but then its easier to be
sarcastic, isn't it?

Paul

Paul Watt wrote:
> "Jonathan N. Little" <> wrote in message
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>> OH! You wanted something specific! How about you give us a specific URL
>> and then we can see what you are trying to do specifically, and advise
>> with a specific suggestion.
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> You could of said something like "assign each element a class and position
> them using margins". That would of done, but then its easier to be
> sarcastic, isn't it?

If you already knew why ask?

To the issue of sarcasm, you cannot imagine how VAGUE questions can be
on Usenet, e.g.,

Help! My webpage looks all funny in IE! <end of post>

Browse a bit and witness that above example is no exaggeration. It
should be obvious that one should include some detail in their queries
in order for anyone to divine a realistic answer. Sarcasm relieves the
frustration and saves wear and tear on the forehead (sometimes trying to
help folks can be like butting a wall)

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Take care,

Jonathan
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LITTLE WORKS STUDIO
http://www.LittleWorksStudio.com

Paul Watt arranged shapes to form:

> Hi,
> how can I line up form items using css? I would usually just put it all in a
> table, but I dont want to do that.
> Cheers guys

Start off by having a look at what <label> can do.

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Davémon
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