Glad I'm not the only one who this annoys immensely!! It will work okay on
the newer browsers, but earlier browsers won't recognise itit depends
what platforms and browsers are being run on your target users' computers
really.
If you want to get even more depressed check it out on Mac
text box sizes in Netscape change if they're placed within the span of a
FONT tag. check your code and see if that's the case. if you have FONT
SIZE=5 around one, it will be large.
text box size does not change according to the SIZE attribute of FONT in IE,
however.
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I set up a CLIENT.FormMultiplier variable depending on browser type, and
then have all my inputs like this -
input type="text" name="foo" size="#Evaluate( 30 * CLIENT.FormMultiplier
)#"
Yes, it's a pain, but once you get into the habit, you don't notice it..
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