This dosnt align properly in compliant browsers like ff and safari but its
fine in ie6.
http://www.mcmonagle.biz/OTI/newhome.htm
Should I just use a table in this case?
Heck no. Not had time to test, but: try to set padding and margin for the form and its inputs specifically, e.g. change
.Form { ... padding-left: 10px; }to
.Form { ... padding: 0 0 0 10px; margin: 0; }What's usually happening in these situations is that, when you don't specify everything, browsers assume some defaults - which are not the same across different vendors and platforms.
Incidentally: why do you wrap the form elements in a span with class Form? What's wrong with *actually* using a FORM element? Or did you plan to have the go button submit via javascript (bad idea)?
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