Form Layouts With CSS
Laying out forms with Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a complex topic. In light of many developers doing their first overall CSS layouts they often bail when it comes to laying out forms with CSS and avoiding both tables and line breaks. The code example shows the following:
Well-formed, semantic markup
CSS for layout and presentation
Ensure that the form is both usable (easy to read/use) and presentable
No tables or line breaks
To avoid the line breaks we simply use the CSS “clear” property. This property says: “clear all floated elements to the x side of me”. So for clear: (read more...)
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- March 20, 2008
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