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Zoe,
Wow! I am in the middle of something similar and was doing a little poking
around on this web of ours looking for some stuff, and you have hit the nail
right on the head. That link was exactly what I needed to see. Thanks!!!
Keith
On 9/26/07, Zoe M. Gillenwater <[EMAIL PROTECTED
Marcos wrote:
> I'm primarily a web component developer and now I'm performing two roles
> (developer/designer)
> and one doubt always remain in my mind Should I use tables to
> layout form components such
> as combos, textboxes and so on ?
>
> I think the Css approach for forms very difficu
> I think the Css approach for forms very difficult to implement for
> complex forms :-(
Sometimes difficult things are worth doing anyway. Once you do a few,
it gets easier! Complex sets of nested tables are pretty hard, too,
as I recall.
I highly recommend writing out forms in very clear an
Marcos wrote:
> Should I use tables to layout form components such
> as combos, textboxes and so on ?
Please check the list archives. This has been discussed several times.
Basically, you can use tables if you like (and you can then do all the
styling of a table in CSS, except for the basic tab
Marcos wrote:
> Should I use tables to layout form components such
> as combos, textboxes and so on ?
Please check the list archives. This has been discussed several times.
Basically, you can use tables if you like (and you can then do all the
styling of a table in CSS, except for the basic tab
Hi all,
I'm primarily a web component developer and now I'm performing two roles
(developer/designer)
and one doubt always remain in my mind Should I use tables to
layout form components such
as combos, textboxes and so on ?
I think the Css approach for forms very difficult to implement fo
