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Posted by dorayme on 10/18/07 06:47
In article <4718424d$1@news.greennet.net>,
Steve Swift <Steve.J.Swift@gmail.com> wrote:
> > change
> > <td>[history | <form>payment</form>]</td>
> > to
> > <td>[history | <form style="display:inline">payment</form>]</td>
>
> I've lost the beginning of this thread, so don't know the original question.
>
> Whenever I'm using a <FORM> inside a <TABLE> I always place the <FORM>
> inside the <TABLE> tag but *outside* any <TD></TD> or <TR></TR> constructs.
> I discovered (by trial and error) that placing the <FORM> inside one of
> your cells or rows would lead most browsers to dump some inexplicable
> extra space somewhere, usually at the end of the last cell on the first
> row. It's most noticeable if the affected cell is centred - it fails to
> align with others in the same column.
>
> So:
> <TABLE>
> <FORM>
> <TR><TD>
>
> Add closing tags to taste.
It is like making a casserole really, anything goes eh?
--
dorayme
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