Sorry, I should have specified....That was for lala.
Sometimes when I make changes to a website, I'll have to refresh it twice for the changes to take effect. Especially when images were changed but the name remained the same.
I'm not sure if this message is for me or for lala. If it's for me, I did even more then refreshing: I copied the code into a new file, loaded the new file in all 3 browsers - the code look the same in all 3. "The same" - the full HTML code looks identical to the "form" code and "the same" one to another, like in the pictures I posted.
Sorry, I should have specified....That was for lala.
Sometimes when I make changes to a website, I'll have to refresh it twice for the changes to take effect. Especially when images were changed but the name remained the same.
Can see your example pretty well, but wonder how that would fit into my CSS information? For positioning I worked with tables and used the following CSS information in the head:
<STYLE type="text/css">
#main_form {margin:0; padding:0;}
input, textarea {width: 200px;}
select {width: 200px;}
#tickbox, #submit, #reset {width: auto;}
table {border:0; color:#999999; font-family:Arial; font-size:14px;}
</STYLE>
Tried to take your code, but to leave the positioning out:
<STYLE type="text/css">
#main_form {margin:0; padding:0;}
input, textarea {width:216px;z-index:4" size="27" name="T1" value="";}
select {width:216px;font-family:MS Shell Dlg;z-index:3;}
#tickbox, #submit, #reset {width: auto;}
table {border:0; color:#999999; font-family:Arial; font-size:14px;}
</STYLE>
Does not work. If I just use your code in a new file that works pretty well...
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My advice is to import your page in BlueVoda software and to continue from there. Because you use fixed dimensions, this software can greatly simplify your work in this particular case.
Cheers:-)
lala
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