Hi Everyone
This brings up a good topic.
Apparently, my problem arises from creating a div with an id="search" to place 
a search box in part of the page. This is currently commented out. 

Then, I used search as the id of an input field to relate to a label. 

So, the input is grabbing the styles for the div that has the same id. 

Moral to the story, be careful how you name your divs and such. When I changed 
the id of the input to query, all of the problems dissapeared. 

Thank you for your help everyone.

Special thanks to Nick for sending me a screenshot in Safari. I need to add a 
clearing div to my contact form to make the fieldset wrap around the whole 
sucker.

Ted


-----Original Message-----
From: Terrence Wood [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, December 16, 2004 1:39 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [WSG] my form field looks like the girl that chewed gum on
willy Wonkas


Check all your styles relating to #search... which appear to be set up 
for a form. However, your form is contained in #stack, and #search is 
simply an input. The extra height is caused by padding.

The fix is: 1. replace #search with #stack in your css, or 2. change 
#stack to #search in your html and removing the id from the input field.




Terrence Wood.

On 2004-12-17 9:02 AM, Ted Drake wrote:
> Can a form action cause a form field to grow?  Here's a page that has a
> similar form, look at the way it's input fields behave properly.
> http://tcdpc/csa/contact-travel-insurance.do
> 
> Thanks for any feedback on this question
> 
>  Ted Drake
> Web Content Editor
> CSA Travel Protection
> http://www.csatravelprotection.com
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