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Forms: styling text fields with CSS and HTML
Forms: styling text fields with CSS and HTML
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Hello Roryt, Forum Members,
To minimize the differences of all elements in different browsers, you can add:
* {padding: 0px; margin: 0px} to your style sheet. This eliminates the default margins and padding for everything. Elements like for H1, h2..., <li> <input>, etc. have different styles in different browsers. This starts you off with a level playing field. You'll have to go back and add some margins and padding to elements you didn't have to style before however!
Peace
To minimize the differences of all elements in different browsers, you can add:
* {padding: 0px; margin: 0px} to your style sheet. This eliminates the default margins and padding for everything. Elements like for H1, h2..., <li> <input>, etc. have different styles in different browsers. This starts you off with a level playing field. You'll have to go back and add some margins and padding to elements you didn't have to style before however!
Peace
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Hello Forum Members,
Congratulations to the author(s) of this excellent tutorial, clean and simple, but i think that it would be COMPLETE if it includes all the files related -code, images, etc.- in a zip file to be able to download.
Best regards,
Congratulations to the author(s) of this excellent tutorial, clean and simple, but i think that it would be COMPLETE if it includes all the files related -code, images, etc.- in a zip file to be able to download.
Best regards,
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