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Posted by Jonathan N. Little on 04/17/06 03:25
Martin Jay wrote:
> In message <4442665e$0$3701$cb0e7fc6@news.centralva.net>, Jonathan N.
> Little <lws4art@centralva.net> writes
>> To answer what I think your are asking, the table for your input form
>> is okay.
>
> What are peoples' thoughts about using tables for this sort of form
> input? It looks good, degrades nicely, and I've never seen a better
> alternative.
Well depending on that you are trying to accomplish I have styled LABEL
and INPUT as block with a slight left margin on INPUT creates a rather
attractive:
label for a:
[input a]
label for b:
[input b]
Alternatively, grouping related controls with labels in DIVs which I
float left so if the viewport is wide enough the grouping stack
horizontally, but flexible so when viewport is narrowed the groups
stack vertically. This can be a very efficient approach.
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Take care,
Jonathan
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