Hey Paul, 1. almost all browsers left-indent the legend element to some degree. They use different amounts, with IE being slightly different to most other browsers.
2. This may have been mentioned in the thread before but FireFox will not allow the legend element to be positioned at all. However, you can place a span inside the legend and move this. 3. You can use relative positioning or negative margins to move the legend to the left. If the positioning or negative margin is applied to the span within the legend it will work across all browsers. 4. Then the only remaining issue is that IE is still slightly different to other browsers. So, you can use a conditional comment, serve IE a new style sheet, and adjust the amount of relative position or negative margin - and this will only affect IE - no other browser. Why use a conditional comment linking to a new style sheet just for ie? - it means you do not have to do any form of hack, you are simply rewriting a rule - if the browser becomes obsolete in the future you can simply remove the conditional comment and style sheet - no need to hunt back through all of your CSS to find work-arounds. Like anything, everyone has their own opinion and their own solutions - this is just one possibility :) HTH Russ on 28/11/08 12:30 AM, Paul Collins at wrote: > Hi all, > > Just to elaborate on this one, has anyone ever found a way to remove the left > indent on the legend element in IE? I don't care if I have to add a SPAN > inside the LEGEND element, I just want to make sure the text will be left > aligned correctly in all browsers. > > Please send a link if you know a good one! > Cheers ******************************************************************* List Guidelines: http://webstandardsgroup.org/mail/guidelines.cfm Unsubscribe: http://webstandardsgroup.org/join/unsubscribe.cfm Help: [EMAIL PROTECTED] *******************************************************************
