Re: [css-d] forms

Many ways to do this, some add to html, some to css. You should be able to go to any website that has a form to inspect how they do it. Just wrap each label/input pair in a span/div and use a class of 'form-element--inline' or 'form-element--block'. Make the former display: inline-block and the la

Re: [css-d] forms in table

24.5.2011 6:03, bho...@aol.com wrote: Hi. I haven't had the need to use forms in a web site in several years, but when I did, I set them up in tables using strictly HTML. So now I'm using CSS to lay out the table, I guess you mean you're using a bunch of elements and trying to make them

Re: [css-d] Forms

-Original Message- > According to these statistics > http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp > Firefox is used by > about 42% of the population with IE7 and IE6 combined making up 51.7% > of usage with IE7 just under 27%. I think these stats might only refer > to those that

Re: [css-d] Forms

Lesley Binks wrote: > Bobby Jack wrote: >> --- On Wed, 8/20/08, Lesley Binks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >>> According to these statistics >>> http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp >>> Firefox is used by >>> about 42% of the population with IE7 and IE6 combined >>> making up 51.

Re: [css-d] Forms

Bobby Jack wrote: > --- On Wed, 8/20/08, Lesley Binks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> According to these statistics >> http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp >> Firefox is used by >> about 42% of the population with IE7 and IE6 combined >> making up 51.7% of >> usage with IE7 jus

Re: [css-d] Forms

--- On Wed, 8/20/08, Lesley Binks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > According to these statistics > http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp > Firefox is used by > about 42% of the population with IE7 and IE6 combined > making up 51.7% of > usage with IE7 just under 27%. I think these s

Re: [css-d] Forms

Alan K Baker wrote: > I'm sorry, I should have said that I hadn't got round to testing in Firefox > yet. I only tested in IE7 for now. I tend to try to get it right in one > browser first, then tweak it later for the others and yes, the float:left > *does* make a difference in other browsers. >

Re: [css-d] Forms

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Re: [css-d] Forms

> I'm sorry, the '#' was a typo. I was using 'form' not #form' :-) > > The overflow and zoom put the backgrounds and boxes in their correct places, > but the input {float:left} makes no difference. Those fields just stay stuck > together and won't align. It makes a difference in Firefox. You were

Re: [css-d] Forms

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Re: [css-d] Forms

> -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > discuss.org] On Behalf Of Alan K Baker > Sent: Tuesday, August 12, 2008 6:10 PM > To: css-d > Subject: Re: [css-d] Forms > > Hi Thierry. > > I set a float on #form input but it make

Re: [css-d] Forms

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Re: [css-d] Forms

> -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > discuss.org] On Behalf Of Alan K Baker > Sent: Tuesday, August 12, 2008 3:21 PM > To: css-d > Subject: [css-d] Forms > > Hi Gang. > > I've set up a simple Form at: www.webbwize.co.uk/Test_Area/Register/ with a > st

Re: [css-d] forms cant' be placed below eachother

jeroen vannevel wrote: > I tried this, but it still doesn't make any difference. > > >> >>> http://www.speedzor.com/members.php >>> >>> >>> >> >> >> #register { >> left: 100px;<---:: add this >> //float : left;<---:: delete this >> } >> >> >> #login { >> left: 100px;<---:: add this >

Re: [css-d] forms cant' be placed below eachother

I tried this, but it still doesn't make any difference. > Date: Wed, 25 Jun 2008 15:34:18 -0400 > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > CC: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org > Subject: Re: [css-d] forms cant' be placed below eachother > > jeroen vannevel wr

Re: [css-d] forms cant' be placed below eachother

jeroen vannevel wrote: > So now they are placed right below eachother, but I can't move them 100px to > the right. > I've tried it by placing them both in a div, and margin this div, but that > didn't work. > > http://www.speedzor.com/members.php > > greetings, > jeroen > > #register { pos

Re: [css-d] forms cant' be placed below eachother

400 > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: [css-d] forms cant' be placed below eachother > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > #register { > position : relative; > top : 225px; > width : 450px; > //float : left; > } > > #login { > position : relative; > top :

Re: [css-d] forms cant' be placed below eachother

At 5:32 PM +0200 6/24/08, jeroen vannevel wrote: >Hi, >For some reason, my 2 forms can't be placed underneath eachother. >I want register vertically right below the login form. >Does someone see the problem here? > >http://www.speedzor.com/members.php > >greetings, >jeroen Take out those absolutes

Re: [css-d] Forms and CSS

On Dec 1, 2007, at 11:10 AM, Yoyo Etc wrote: > I am about to revamp a long form I created a while ago and I want to > use CSS to style it. This will be my first form styled with CSS. > > Does anyone have any good online resources they can point me to that > show how to do this? > I also found this

Re: [css-d] Forms and CSS

Hi Tina, Give Stu Nichols CSS Play a shot: http://www.cssplay.co.uk/menu/form on this page underneath the form, there are other links to different styles done to forms by other designer/authors. Elli --- Yoyo Etc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I am about to revamp a long form I created a while

Re: [css-d] forms not displaying correctly

On 04/01/07, Phil Turner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > can someone check my site as I'm on a mac in Firefox, checked in > latest IE on a pc but I have been told the sign up boxes aren't > displaying correctly How are the input elements, in the form on the left hand side of the layout, meant to be d

Re: [css-d] forms not displaying correctly

Hi Phil, > the sign up boxes aren't displaying correctly > > http://www.yourplanetneedsyou.org/ I did not check in IE7 but IE6 SP1, Opera 9.10 and Firefox 2.0.0.1 on Windows 2000. I am not quite sure how the boxes should be displayed, but on a related issue, in Opera and Firefox the page is abys

Re: [css-d] forms FF2.0 vs. IE7

Raine wrote: > I have a weird thing going on in a form. > > http://ececil.net/searchform.php > > In FireFox 2.0 the background color of input fields are white, but the > same page in IE7 shows background color...a pale yellow as the > background of the fields up in the header, and a bright gre

Re: [css-d] forms FF2.0 vs. IE7

Raine, On Dec 11, 2006, at 7:15 PM, Raine wrote: > I have a weird thing going on in a form. > > http://ececil.net/searchform.php > > In FireFox 2.0 the background color of input fields are white, but the > same page in IE7 shows background color...a pale yellow as the > background of the fields u

Re: [css-d] Forms in IE and FF, distances between elements when using float

Mattias Brändström wrote: > [...]Is there some trick to get this to show the same way in > IE? >> >>> http://keso.brasse.org/foo.html >> div.row {height: 1%;} > That removed the gap completely in IE. If I increase the gap to 1em > (or more) it still render as no gap in IE. Any idea why

Re: [css-d] Forms in IE and FF, distances between elements when using float

Gunlaug Sørtun wrote: > Mattias Brändström wrote: This gives me the a small vertical space between the elements in FF and a big one (perhaps 3 times larger) in IE. What I want is the FF version. Is there some trick to get this to show the same way in IE? > >> http://keso.brasse

Re: [css-d] Forms in IE and FF, distances between elements when using float

Mattias Brändström wrote: >>> This gives me the a small vertical space between the elements in >>> FF and a big one (perhaps 3 times larger) in IE. What I want is >>> the FF version. Is there some trick to get this to show the same >>> way in IE? > http://keso.brasse.org/foo.html Some "lose margi

Re: [css-d] Forms in IE and FF, distances between elements when using float

Roger Roelofs wrote: > Mattias, > > On Sep 13, 2006, at 4:32 PM, Mattias Brändström wrote: > >> This gives me the a small vertical space between the elements in FF and >> a big one (perhaps 3 times larger) in IE. What I want is the FF version. >> Is there some trick to get this to show the same w

Re: [css-d] forms background color bug IE

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > here's a background color applied to a fieldset - looks good > everywhere xcept IE of course... Of course... :-) > - http://www.fatgraffix.com/myhl-dev/myhl-devquinn/dev04a.html One way to solve it...

Re: [css-d] Forms Best Pratices

At 10:16 -0300 3/8/06, J. Robson wrote: >Which the Best Pratices Semantic to HTML FORM (web standards, usability and >acessibity) and flexible with CSS? See the answer that Zoe Gillenwater just sent to your previous nearly identical question: At 09:03 -0400 3/8/06, Zoe M. Gillenwater wrote: >T

Re: [css-d] Forms

J. Robson wrote: > Hi, > > Which the BEST form of use FORM ELEMENTS (web standards, usability and > acessibity) and flexible with CSS? Vertical Form / Column Form / > Margin Form and the other layoyut. > There's no "best" form layout. Each situation will call for something different. Just make

Re: [css-d] forms, standards & accessibility vs CMS: or how I learned to start worrying and hate web apps

At 3:43 PM -0400 7/25/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >I have a form. Labels off to the left, fields to the right. There >additional columns of fields can be added or removed by the user. Since >it's not displaying data, a table isn't really called for . . . or is it? >Can you use a data table to *ac

Re: [css-d] forms, standards & accessibility vs CMS: or how I learned to start worrying and hate web apps

cj wrote: tell the label the id of the control it's associated with. easy peasy! === And if you have multiple first name fields but only one label? Can't have multiple fields with the same id. It's not merely a CSS question, no, but everything ties in to other thi

Re: [css-d] forms, standards & accessibility vs CMS: or how I learned to start worrying and hate web apps

On 7/25/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Do you know what tables are, Mandrake? The CMSes are using tables to try > and infect our precious fluid body tags. -- Gen. Jack D. Ripper > > I have a form. Labels off to the left, fields to the right. There > additional columns of fields

Re: [css-d] forms: tables or CSS?

On 6/11/06, pablo / silvasonic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > what do you guys think? tables or CSS? and if tables, what's the best > way to go about it, so that the form is still accessible. Well, personally, I tend to use a markup for forms (something like this: http://test.riczho.dyndns.org/forms

Re: [css-d] Forms

 Yep, thank you. The "br class" is getting added after parsing. It's most likely in one of the class files. My apologies. Mark -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, May 29, 2006 2:29 PM -07:00 To: Cc: CSS List [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [css-d] Forms Mark, vie

Re: [css-d] Forms

Mark, view the source of the parsed page in your browser, copy it to your editor and start debugging in a plain html file. Username: Invalid username. A div cannot be a child of a label. Validate your code. Ingo -- http://www.satzansatz.de/css.html ___

Re: [css-d] Forms

Mark Fellowes wrote: > I moved the hints and errors text next to the label text thinking it would > then be on the same line. For some odd reason though it still falls below > the label text. > Also, I tried increasing the width of the formcontainer with the same > reaction. > Is it possible

Re: [css-d] Forms

I moved the hints and errors text next to the label text thinking it would then be on the same line. For some odd reason though it still falls below the label text. Also, I tried increasing the width of the formcontainer with the same reaction. Is it possible that it's a problem to control bec

Re: [css-d] Forms

> Right now it shows up under the field label. I am trying to get > it to the right of the field box. For some reason it does not > want to be there. > > Here is the address: > http://pamshop.com/Template1/exp1.php > > I'd be happy for any suggestions. > Mark, I guess this is because you h

Re: [css-d] Forms

On 16/05/06, Steve LaBadie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Can someone tell me how to control the height of a textbox as well as > the font size that appears in the textbox. With the height and font-size properties. -- David Dorward

Re: [css-d] forms vertical spacing / roud corner sample

Tedd, Nick, That did the trick. It also helped fix a problem with radio buttons not lining up in IE. fieldset p { margin-bottom: .1em; margin-top: .1em; } I made a sample page with rounded corners in rounded corners. I haven't gotten into trying this with a

Re: [css-d] forms vertical spacing

>Any recommendations or pointers appreciated. How can I reduce the >vertical spacing between elements of the form? The goal is a tighter, >sleeker look (without images). Adjusting margin, padding and >line-height are not doing what I had hoped or I don't understand how to >use them. > >See sample

Re: [css-d] forms vertical spacing

> Any recommendations or pointers appreciated. How can I reduce the > vertical spacing between elements of the form? The goal is a tighter, > sleeker look (without images). Adjusting margin, padding and > line-height are not doing what I had hoped or I don't understand how to > use them. > > See

Re: [css-d] Forms: Fluid layout: Best technique?

On Dec 5, 2005, at 1:27 AM, Tony Crockford wrote: > I generally refer to the ideas in use here: > http://www.aplus.co.yu/css/forms/?css=1 Very helpful, thanks! :) Micky -- BCC for Privacy: http://www.cs.rutgers.edu/~watrous/bcc-for-privacy.html My del.icio.us: http://del.icio.us/mhulse __

Re: [css-d] Forms: Fluid layout: Best technique?

Michael Hulse wrote: > What would you suggest as the best technique for laying-out forms in a > fluid-width site? > > Any fluid-width form examples available? > > I plan to use fieldsets/labels... I would prefer to have the label to > the left of the input, not above. > > Any links, tips, sug

Re: [css-d] Forms

* Rob Cochrane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2005-09-23 01:20]: > Alan Gutierrez wrote: > >A newbie question on styling forms. > > >A structure question... > > > >What elements do I use to markup structure? DL/DT/DD? UL/LI? > > > > For me label is a pretty logical way of marking up forms along

Re: [css-d] Forms

Alan Gutierrez wrote: A newbie question on styling forms. A structure question... What elements do I use to markup structure? DL/DT/DD? UL/LI? For me label is a pretty logical way of marking up forms along with fieldset all are designed to work in a form. IE has some presentat

RE: [css-d] Forms

- Title attributes are a tricky thing, and definitely NOT a valid accessibility fallback. Titles explain more than meets the eye (or the ear) on the first encounter - but not all users have title reading enabled or have the patience/aptitude to see the rendered tooltip a title attribute creates.

Re: [css-d] Forms

> No list tags; they'd be used for styling lists. ;) > > Try , which can be nested; , but use a inside it > and style that instead; and . I get better styling mileage using > before or after the form control than wrapping it around the > control. Floats are definitely useful if you want to avoid

RE: [css-d] Forms

No list tags; they'd be used for styling lists. ;) Try , which can be nested; , but use a inside it and style that instead; and . I get better styling mileage using before or after the form control than wrapping it around the control. Floats are definitely useful if you want to avoid adding addi

Re: [css-d] Forms "select" form

On 8/4/05, Abyss Information <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi all, > > Does anyone have any good "select" form styling code? because the code that I > am using doesn't seem to work. Form elements cannott be controlled consistently across browsers. http://www.456bereastreet.com/archive/200409/styl