Give the fieldset the display: inside-block; tag should sort it.
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On 31/10/2011 20:11, Stevio wrote:
I have noticed that the behaviour of <fieldset> is inconsistent across
browsers.
I am working on a form where I have a fieldset with a 1px border. If
the form has a fixed width of 30em, but there is a <select> list
within that form with a width greater than 30em, then the form width
will not expand but the fieldset width *may* expand depending on which
browser is being used.
The fieldset width expands in Firefox and Chrome, but not in IE and
Opera. What is the correct behaviour?
Thanks,
Stephen
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