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Posted by snacktime on September 18, 2005, 10:22 pm
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Zif wrote:
> snacktime wrote:
> > Actually I was incorrect about the form tag when it comes to IE, but
> > the margin has no effect that I can tell on an href. Also, in firefox
>
> There is no such thing as an href element or tag, it is an attribute of
> an A element.
>
> > you still get the same effect of a space after the form because it
> > doesn' appear you can set the margin on other form elements such as a
>
> There is only one form element defined in the HTML specification. Other
> elements nested inside a form element can be form controls (e.g. input,
> text area, select).
>
> > submit button. So if you have a space in your code between the last
> > form element and the ending form tag you still get a space between two
> > adjacent forms even if you have the margin set to 0.
>
> Whitespace is handled according to whitespace rules, which may vary from
> browser to browser.
>
> <URL: http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/text.html#propdef-white-space >
>
> >
> > As for the context, it is enough to answer my question. If the content
> > was surrounded by anything else I would have said so.
> >
>
> Your code appeared to be XHTML (e.g. '<img ... />'), which can be
> rendered differently to HTML in some circumstances. No doctype was
> hinted at, so only guesses remain.
>
> You seem to think that there is an href element, you said you'd
> attempted to modify the default style properties. You didn't say how
> you attempted it, the context of your posts suggest you tried:
>
> <style ...>
> href {display: inline;}
> </style>
>
Jesus christ, is everyone on this list so anal? So I called an element
by the wrong name, anyone with half a brain would know what I meant
from the example. In any case I'm unsubscribing from this group. If
such a simple question evokes these types of responses, I'll go
elsewhere or figure it out on my own.
Chris
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