Removing space between multiple forms

[chrismassey]

Hello,

I am trying to write a set of Perl programmes, which are targets of a set of corresponding HTML forms containing just a submit button. Because I am using 11 separate forms to create 11 submit buttons to link to each of the Perl programmes, I am having problems with creating vertical space between each submit button. By default, HTML puts a 1 space gap between each of the forms which are laid beaneath each other, and I want to remove this. I have tried putting each form in a table, but a 1 space gap is still produced at the bottom of each of the 11 cells. Does anyone know how I can remove the space, so each submit button is directly beaneath each other (almost touching).

Thanks, Chris

 

[Vragabond]

The space at the bottom is generated by the bottom margin that the form has. If you use css to nullify that margin, there will be no gap. So, adding [tt]margin-bottom: 0;[/tt] to your form declaration would work. However, if you wanted to put all the buttons in one line, you might want to change the form from a block to an inline element (in this case the margin is ignored) and simply do [tt]display: inline;[/tt].

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[chrismassey]

Thanks, although i'm not using CSS. But ill give it a go.

 

[Vragabond]

Whether you're using CSS or not is beyond the point. The display of html elements is controlled via CSS and if you want to change the display of the form, you need to use CSS. If you've been using it to style the form before or not.

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