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Thanks Vragabond. I should have realized that those things essentially have ghost-positions. I built the page this way because I was under the impression that float is so buggy in IE and others that it wasn't worth it. is that also now untrue? thanks again,

I can't for the life of me figure out why IE wants to make my "container" box extra tall. I am aware that IE doesn't support max-height, so that doesn't help. (I want the height of the container, the black background, to be ~600px so everything fits on smaller screens. Check out the site in...

bummer. thanks.

I'd really like to populate form fields on someone else's site without simultaneously submitting the form. In other words, I want users to land on this other site's form page and find certain fields filled in--then have the ability to edit/fill in the rest and then submit. I've been reading...

Got it to work by specifying a large height for the textarea in inches. A finicky situation after all... textarea { border:0; font: normal 11pt "Times New Roman", Arial, sans-serif; overflow:visible; width:6.70in; height:8.5in;} Thanks for your help Vragabond.

Took the 100% height off the textarea but it still gets cut off.. ? Geez, and here I had such a high opinion of Safari. Really no way around for Safari users? This print capability is basically unusable for them at this point. I have decided to simplify and eliminate the address info at the...

Hi everyone, I have a form that I've used in the past to have visitors send letters via eFax to elected officials. I am trying to adapt it to also enable users to print the letter in a neat-looking format. Users enter their contact information and have the option to edit a textarea (the...

Nice!

Yes, definitely yellow backgrounded fields, definitely ugly. I was afraid they would never go away... Thanks!

Wow, this works perfectly. Thank you! If I want to add stylesheets for more browsers, e.g. safari, do I add another document.write statement after the semicolon in "else" with my safari.css file ref'd ?

I need a script that will detect the user's browser and use the appropriate stylesheet that determines position of my form. (I am using a background image for my form, and the inputs need to line up correctly.) All the browsers are rendering pos differently. Can anyone lend a hand? Tried to...

It's definitely only IE that is causing the problems. So far the autocomplete attribute has done nothing in both the form tag and the individual input tags. I have also turned off all my personal autocomplete settings in the Content tab and the same darned text input boxes keep rendering...

Seemed promising, but no dice. ?

So my site is all but done except for these terrible autofill boxes that are squatting on my text inputs in IE. And what's worse is they're inconsistent - e.g. 4 fields have it and 3 don't. Anyone know how to make sure this thing is disabled for my users? Thanks!

AWESOME! Thanks so much for all your help cLFlaVA and also BabyJeffy.

no I'm with you... so far no problems with IsFormComplete always returning false. yes all I want is to make sure the cb is checked, so this.endorse.checked <i>works</i> in that the forms stops progress, but i really need an error message so I liked your isOneChecked fx better, if i could only...

And wait - the checkbox script isn't working in IE

almost paradise, except now it is returning false even when the cb is checked. ?

This is great - the first part now works fine. can you tell me how exactly I should alter this script with your suggestion for the checkbox? I played around with a couple of things but in the end really don't know what needs to change and what needs to stay..

Hi all, I need a simple script to give an error popup message when user hits submit without filling in certain textboxes and 1 checkbox. I have a script that successfully pops up an error when any of the required textboxes are empty, but problem 1: in firefox after the error popup the form...