is an aspx page, theres a form around the whole page, so theres not an
individual one around this content block. ok i will use fieldset and legend.
-best
kevin
Todd Budnikas wrote:
i assume there is a <form> tag wrapped around this you didn't include?
Would obviously require that to qualify as a form. a fieldset is not
required for a form to process, but certain doctypes require a
fieldset to validate. I always use them as it typically makes the form
easier to digest. A legend is not required for any doctype that i know
of, but to me, help define the fieldset, rather than using the <h4> as
you have in your example.
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