On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 3:22 PM, David Hucklesby wrote:
> BTW - I notice that tabbing through the form, I cannot reach the radio
> buttons...
On the Mac you have to specifically enable it to tab to radio buttons.
If I recall, it's under system preferences (sorry, don't have a Mac
handy at the mo
Same here. The form looks fine, although the Comments field protrudes a bit
on the right.
WRT the tabbing, I did eventually get to the radio buttons -- after tabbing
past Submit, up to the navigation and by way of the email. Tab order!
Skip Knox
Boise State University
On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 1
On 3/22/10 5:48 AM, Chad Chelius wrote:
> I've created a form page for a web site and have styled it using
> CSS. I've noticed that in Safari it looks as I would expect it to
> however when viewed in Firefox or IE it breaks, meaning that all of
> the fields I've formatted shift and even cover up so
I've created a form page for a web site and have styled it using CSS. I've
noticed that in Safari it looks as I would expect it to however when viewed in
Firefox or IE it breaks, meaning that all of the fields I've formatted shift
and even cover up some of the text in the form. I'd appreciate an
Thanks a lot for the help, I somehow managed it but I'm not very happy
with the code.
I never realised that a simple form could cause so many cross browser issues.
As a tip on how I fixed it: floated the label and floated the input
fields, somehow I managed to make it so it looks fine on ff3.5, i
On Aug 11, 2009, at 12:25 PM, Krystian - Sunlust wrote:
> Hi, maybe this isn't 100% CSS question, but I'm looking to build a
> simple contact form, name, email, message and submit button (maybe
> captcha too, but optional).
>
> The thing is that no matter how I construct a form it displays wrong,
25 AM
To: CSS-D
Subject: [css-d] Styling forms
Hi, maybe this isn't 100% CSS question, but I'm looking to build a
simple contact form, name, email, message and submit button (maybe
captcha too, but optional).
The thing is that no matter how I construct a form it displays wrong,
either
Hi, maybe this isn't 100% CSS question, but I'm looking to build a
simple contact form, name, email, message and submit button (maybe
captcha too, but optional).
The thing is that no matter how I construct a form it displays wrong,
either in FF, IE7 or IE8.
I've found some tutorials on Google, bu