I asked this question a couple years ago, but I'm back to ask it in a different way.
I have forms, some simple some complex... let's just focus on a very simple one right now.
Username: [input box for username]
Password: [input box for password]
Now, it seems silly to me to do
But if I don't, then the input box for password is slightly to the left ... not a big deal, but presentation is very important, and for the more complex forms the problem is magnified.
So, I'm under the assumption there should be a great way to handle forms in CSS, but I'm unaware of any, but I'd rather use it if there is, so if there is, could some one please enlighten me?
Thanks!
I have forms, some simple some complex... let's just focus on a very simple one right now.
Username: [input box for username]
Password: [input box for password]
Now, it seems silly to me to do
Code:
<table>
<tr>
<td>
Username:
</td>
<td>
<input type="....
and so on
But if I don't, then the input box for password is slightly to the left ... not a big deal, but presentation is very important, and for the more complex forms the problem is magnified.
So, I'm under the assumption there should be a great way to handle forms in CSS, but I'm unaware of any, but I'd rather use it if there is, so if there is, could some one please enlighten me?
Thanks!