Forms in a confined area

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Im trying to create a forms page,The page is made with a template ive created
with adobe and the area i have is 576x414 pixels. When I insert a form I
understand that the Form cell is the main properties so any thing else I add
has to be in that same form cell to submit correctly,The problem is the form
cell inside the area 576x414 pixels will not expand with out breaking appart
the other cells in the page. Is there a way to edit the forms cell or get it
to hug the cell its in,there is a space on both sides of the form cell that
breaks apart the page when i try to expand it
 
Use CSS to redefine the form tag's inherent margins -

table form { margin:0; }

(this will hit all forms in all tables on that page)
 
Or if using only 1 form on the page wrap the whole page in the <form> and </form> tags to prevent form margins from interfering w/
your layout

PS
All browser display form elements differently so a "fixed" 576x414 pixel area may not display the same for all users
See http://webmonkey.wired.com/webmonkey/99/41/index3a_page4.html?tw=design
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| Use CSS to redefine the form tag's inherent margins -
|
| table form { margin:0; }
|
| (this will hit all forms in all tables on that page)
|
| --
| Murray
|
| | > Im trying to create a forms page,The page is made with a template ive
| > created
| > with adobe and the area i have is 576x414 pixels. When I insert a form I
| > understand that the Form cell is the main properties so any thing else I
| > add
| > has to be in that same form cell to submit correctly,The problem is the
| > form
| > cell inside the area 576x414 pixels will not expand with out breaking
| > appart
| > the other cells in the page. Is there a way to edit the forms cell or get
| > it
| > to hug the cell its in,there is a space on both sides of the form cell
| > that
| > breaks apart the page when i try to expand it
| > --
| > Slowly but surely
|
|
 

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