Re: Simple form label question.

On 2008-03-29, Mike Barnard wrote:
> Hi. Missd me?
>
> Well, without me asking stupid questions, how would you look so
> knowledgable? :)
>
> www.thermachek.com/contact.php
>
> The label attached to the big textbox is at the bottom on one side.
> Are there css rules for repositioning it? I have looked but found
> nothing that helps.

You can put a SPAN around the words "Then leave your message in this
box" and give the span vertical-align: top.

But it doesn't look very good if the line breaks.

Why not put the instructions above each input instead?

Re: Simple form label question.

On Sat, 29 Mar 2008 05:43:00 -0500, Ben C wrote:

>On 2008-03-29, Mike Barnard wrote:
>> Hi. Missd me?
>>
>> Well, without me asking stupid questions, how would you look so
>> knowledgable? :)
>>
>> www.thermachek.com/contact.php
>>
>> The label attached to the big textbox is at the bottom on one side.
>> Are there css rules for repositioning it? I have looked but found
>> nothing that helps.
>
>You can put a SPAN around the words "Then leave your message in this
>box" and give the span vertical-align: top.
>
>But it doesn't look very good if the line breaks.

I'll experiment and see anyway. Thanks.

>Why not put the instructions above each input instead?

As Freemont has suggested. It looks OK, but no way to position
without placing tags? Prehistoric.

Re: Simple form label question.

On 2008-03-29, Mike Barnard wrote:
> On Sat, 29 Mar 2008 05:43:00 -0500, Ben C wrote:
>
>>On 2008-03-29, Mike Barnard wrote:
>>> Hi. Missd me?
>>>
>>> Well, without me asking stupid questions, how would you look so
>>> knowledgable? :)
>>>
>>> www.thermachek.com/contact.php
>>>
>>> The label attached to the big textbox is at the bottom on one side.
>>> Are there css rules for repositioning it? I have looked but found
>>> nothing that helps.
>>
>>You can put a SPAN around the words "Then leave your message in this
>>box" and give the span vertical-align: top.
>>
>>But it doesn't look very good if the line breaks.
>
> I'll experiment and see anyway. Thanks.
>
>>Why not put the instructions above each input instead?
>
> As Freemont has suggested. It looks OK, but no way to position
> without placing tags? Prehistoric.

Not sure what you mean. You can position input elements like any other
replaced elements (e.g. images).