• joshziman

    (@joshziman)


    The <input> tag seems to vary in location between browsers. margin: 0; won’t do much. Any ideas?

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  • maerk

    (@maerk)

    Any chance of a link? It could be one of a hundred things…

    Thread Starter joshziman

    (@joshziman)

    No, I was just planning out the form, but then remembered I had trouble in the past making pixel perfect forms. I’ll make a dummy form real quick. One sec…

    Thread Starter joshziman

    (@joshziman)

    Dummy Form

    The top is the html, the bottom is the image to what I want the form to look like.

    Thread Starter joshziman

    (@joshziman)

    Where’d ya go Maerk? Anyone? Bueller?

    wyrd33

    (@wyrd33)

    Try both padding and margin 0, then specify the width.

    maerk

    (@maerk)

    Sorry, I went to bed 😀

    You might try using IE conditional comments to specifiy different styles for the form elements in IE.

    They look like this:

    <!--[if IE]> IE-only stuff goes in here! <![endif]-->

    Thread Starter joshziman

    (@joshziman)

    Padding didn’t move anything, I’m not sure if I’m going to do conditionals but thank you very much for the help.

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