<form></form> question 1

[zzfive03]

When you declare a form in HTML (<form>) it puts a space. I am on a portion of my page where space is critical to be kept at a minimum level. Is there a way to make my <form> and </form> not take that extra <br> line?

The only way I thought to do this is to put it in its own <td> and declare it such as:
<td STYLE='height:1px;><form></td>

Is this a correct solution? Is there a better way?

Thank you.
Mark

 

[Guest_imported]

zzfive03,
I'm afraid that you cannot do it even with solution you've come up. Because in this case you need to insert <table>, which by itself adds a space. Maybe you better off to play with other elements on your page: font size, for example, or unnecessary breaks somewhere else, etc.
By the way, if you'll find any solution, post it to the Forum. It'd be interesting.
Good luck.

 

[TazzMann]

Actually, I have used this solution, and it seems to work fine:

<Table ID=&quot;tblMain&quot; cellpadding=0 cellspacing=0>
<form Method=Post Action=&quot;Whatever&quot; ID=&quot;frmAddSomething&quot;>
<tr>
<td>Something</td>
</tr>
</form>
</table>

This seemed to work good for me, as I was having the same problem. I didn't need the space between the table and the graphical seperator bar that was placed just above the table.

Hope this helps, Tazzmann

 

[zzfive03]

Excelent, worked for me!!

Thanks Tazzmann