> I deleted the wrapping div of the form-tag. You don't need it! Think
> of the fieldset-tag as a wrapper. Same here: Reduce your HTML to the
> minimum!
> http://nyslittreedata.advantex.net/index.cfm/fuseaction/Accounts.LoginForm.cfm
> does not validate to html 4.01 strict, resulting in the following
> validation errors: That's why I've left the DIVs around the form in
> place.
Hello Marc,
one solution: wrap the hidden input fields (you can also push it into
the existing fieldset) into a dummy <fieldset><legend> constuction.
When adapting the form to XHTML 1.0 the validator doesn't mind the
missing legend-tags. Strange. I dunno why the validation of HTML 4.01
strict is more sensitive in that case. Somebody any idea?
Sure this is far more overhead than a simple <div>, defining some
classes might make it more elegant. You decide.
<fieldset style="display: none;">
<legend></legend>
<input type="hidden" name="fuseaction" value="Accounts.procLogin">
</fieldset>
...
<fieldset style="border: none;">
<legend style="display: none;"></legend>
<input type="button" name="login" value="log in »" tabindex="4"
class="formInputButton"
onclick="document.loginform.fuseaction.value='Accounts.procLogin';
document.loginform.submit()">
</fieldset>
> One last (new) question... Is there any way to get the content within
> the #postContentWrapper div to float at the bottom of the white
> content area that we've just "propped"?
Yes, just move the two IE hack classes from mainContent right into:
<div id="contentText">
<div class="prop"></div>
...
<div class="clear"></div>
</div>
Niklas
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