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I'm going nutso here.. Hi everyone..
I'm having a problem with NN4. I've put a
search box in my sliced graphic and it
breaks up badly in NN4...
Nobody seems to know how to fix it.
http://blueoakwebdesign.com/froggies.htm
Help!!
Sarah
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I'm going nutso here.. Hi everyone..
I'm having a problem with NN4. I've put a
search box in my sliced graphic and it
breaks up badly in NN4...
Nobody seems to know how to fix it.
http://blueoakwebdesign.com/froggies.htm
Help!!
Sarah
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Mate went to NY and all he got me was this lousy signature
opps, sorry..
http://blueoakwebdesign.com/froggies3.htm
Moved to a more appropriate forum
Sean![]()
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This sounds it *could* be the common problem of an extra space after a submit button in a form within certain browsers. I do not have NS4 on this machine but try removing the submit button temporarily to see if it has any effect.Edit:
You have no submit button defined so ignore the above
In order to get around such a problem, consider using a TD with no graphics and structure the table so that no matter what discepiances there are with the way forms are rendered, your page doesnt break. Including a form element in a 100% sliced header is a bad idea IMO.
Alternatively, here is some great reading on Forms in HTML about, how, why and solutions to common problems.
http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/forms/present.html
http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/forms/extraspace.html
Glen![]()
Last edited by glenplake; Jun 29, 2002 at 04:57.
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