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Posted by Steve Pugh on 12/14/06 11:47
dittonamed@gmail.com wrote:
> Steve Pugh wrote:
>
> > You start a form in one table cell, in one row
> > And end it in another table cell, in another row. Fix that and see if
> > the problem still exists.
>
> Got it! That took out all the HTML oddities. One questions though... If
> forms can't be opened in one td cell and closed in another td cell, how
> is one supposed to use use tables to layout forms? In my example, it
> seems necessary.
Top posting fixed, please don't do it again.
As Jukka has already told you, it isn't necessary at all. If you decide
that your form is best structured as a table (some are, some aren't -
many simple forms can be laid out with HTML-, fieldset, label, etc. and
appropriate CSS) then place a table inside the form element. What
almost certainly isn't necessary in your case is the overall table
surrounding the two forms.
Steve
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