if your form is inside a table .. hide the FORM tags
In my experience, this just moves the closing whitespace to the end of
the table (just like if you insert text incorrectly between a tr and a
td).
The previous post I've made using the display: inline; style is in
fact W3C compliant.
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On Wed, 24 Oct 2001 09:14:07 +1000, James Cave wrote:
if your form is inside a table .. hide the FORM tags
In my experience, this just moves the closing whitespace to the
end of
the table (just like if you insert text incorrectly between a tr
and a
td).
The previous post I've made using the
I gave it a try
NN4.7 and 6.1 both ignored the 'display: inline' css in my test
There was actually an error in the HTML I posted, try this:
table bgcolor=redtrformtd1. form tag outside of
cell/td/form/tr/table
table bgcolor=redtrformtd2. form tag outside of
cell/td/form/tr/table
table
On Wed, 24 Oct 2001 11:18:04 +1000, James Cave wrote:
I gave it a try
NN4.7 and 6.1 both ignored the 'display: inline' css in my test
There was actually an error in the HTML I posted, try this:
table bgcolor=redtrformtd1. form tag outside of
cell/td/form/tr/table
table bgcolor=redtrformtd2.
form tag in NS (4x - 6x) there is some additional space
The form tag is a block level tag, thus white space will be appended
after the closing tag.
To avoid this, I use a style on the form element. I do this for both IE
and Navigator, in different ways, as I've found they seem to react
It's almost certainly not W3C compliant, but if your form is inside a table
(I know, I know - you're not supposed to use tables for layout) you can hide
the FORM tags outside the TD tags of the cell containing the form: E.G.:
table
tr
form action='somescript.php'
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