Hi Richard, I looked at your example. You need not use a fieldset for every input. All you have to do is put the input inside the label, set the label to block and a margin-left to the input; and save the fieldset for a real field set. As for the title (Mr, Ms. etc) the thing to do would be:
<fieldset class="radiooptions"><legend>Title</legend> <label for="field"><input type="radio" id="field" name="" /><abbr title="Mister">Mr.</abbr></label><label for="field"><input type="radio" id="field" name="" /><abbr title="Miss">Ms.</abbr></label> </fieldset> In this case you would set the labels to inline. But in reality I would recommend either forgetting about the legend (p?), almost impossible to style, or to position:absolute it; not that problematic. ****************************************************** The discussion list for http://webstandardsgroup.org/ See http://webstandardsgroup.org/mail/guidelines.cfm for some hints on posting to the list & getting help ******************************************************
