Thank for the reply. The h2 tags are inside an existing class so they
should react like all the other h2 tags in that class and they do to some
extend as far as color and size but not the position.
In any case, I created a new div for the form and added a margin to push it
to the middle but this is not an optimal solution.
BTW: it seems the Field text area in the form really not responsive. Not
adjusting the size properly as it should to the responsive css in a smaller
screen size. I should probably post this in a separate question.
On Thursday, August 14, 2014 11:30:27 AM UTC+8, Joe wrote:
>
> I am just learning web2py and I love it!!!
>
> I am experimenting with it so I can learn it.
>
> THE QUESTION: I use my own HTML and CSS. I embedded a form in the HTML
> like so" <h2>{{=form}}</h2>
>
> The form is displayed fine and works perfectly, however, it just floath
> left no matter what I do in the page. I placed the {{=form}} in the HTML
> inside a class which is controlled by my CSS, but my CSS controls
> everything on that class except the position of the form. The form's text
> is fine, but the position is not.
> I kind of want this form in the middle.
>
>
>
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