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Posted by gerg on 03/14/06 09:12
Carolyn Marenger wrote:
> gerg wrote:
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>>Jukka K. Korpela wrote:
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>>>>I have a form in which I want all the form elements to be in a strait
>>>>line IE:
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>>>>Username: <input box> Password: <input box> <submit button>
>>>
>>>Stop wanting that. Such a layout reduces accessibility. Put one field,
>>>together with its label, on one line.
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>>Thank you, that's very helpful. How does it reduce accessibility?
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> In a narrow viewport, the forced wrapping may end up looking like...
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> Username: <input box> Password:[NEW LINE]
> <input box> <submit button>
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> I think it is more of a making your site look like the rest - standards and
> the like. If you prefer your look and feel - go for it!
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>>>Yes you can. You don't put each element in a block of its own. That would
>>>actually be against the idea of block. You can wrap all the stuff inside
>>>a single <div> or, more reasonably, use
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>>If I do the <div>username <input..></div> i get the stacked layout,
>>which is not what I WANT. Aside from "stop wanting that" is there any
>>other advice you could offer?
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> I haven't tried it, but <div> </div> creates a block, resulting in your
> stacked layout. <span> </span> may resolve your issue. The second option
> might be <div class="inline"> </div> around each item, and in your
> stylesheet, specify display="inline" for the related class, to remove the
> 'block' effect.
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>>Thanks in advance.
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> I hope this helps,
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> Carolyn
Carolyn and Toby, Thank you for your quick and consise responses. I'm
gonna go make this work now! Thanks again.
Greg
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