Hi Matthew. Many thanks for your reply. I figured it out. I increased
the font size in the input area to 110% and styled the button to be a
bit wider also now it is all pretty much uniform horizontally. Opera
seems to have wider selector for pull downs. So now everything is in
div and spans and I dropped the table. Makes me a much happier camper
:-)
Regards,
David
On Monday, July 18, 2005, at 03:12 AM, Matthew Ohlman wrote:
David Pratt wrote:
I am trying to get rid of a table at the top of a site layout that it
100% width. It is a quick search form and a table has been the only
way I have found to contain everything horizontally so it does not
appear severely skewed. I have tried in CSS but cannot seem to keep
everything in a neat line across. I have put the table html below
since it is currently giving me what I want visually but this does
not help my tableless design :( It is supposed to read across and
center the following:
David,
Try adding the following line to the inputs that are not displaying in
the right place:
vertical-align: bottom;
Hope this helps,
Matthew
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