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Posted by Jukka K. Korpela on 04/12/07 08:16
Scripsit Kavok:
> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
Please post a URL, not copy of markup. Read the group for a few days and
you'll learn why. In this case, for example, it is impossible to know from
the copy of markup whether the line break in "vertical-align" was added by
your newsreader or an error on your page itself.
> I'm trying to get two labels to text-align:right inside of a div, its
> not working. Sad
So sad. But why don't you post the URL of a real example? The label element
is useless without an associated form field element.
Besides, what's the point in playing with absolute positioning? You might
have encountered a genuine Firefox bug that is triggered by absolute
positioning, but even without that, it would be best to consider a simpler
approach than three nested absolutely positioned elements.
After posting the URL of a real design and explaining what you are really
trying to do, you might - while waiting for useful answers - solve some
_real_ problems that you have created, such as the use of 11px font size for
crucial information. Remove all font size settings at least until you
understand how font sizes work on the Web and for the users of the Web.
> The document when run through the w3c validator is valid xhtml 1.0
> strict (with the exception of no matching input fields for the
> specific labels).
Either it's valid, or it's not valid. But that's simply the formal side of
the matter.
Besides, if you check the Firefox error console (in the Tools) menu, you'll
see three syntax errors in your _CSS code_.
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Jukka K. Korpela ("Yucca")
http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/
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