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craigj1303 Posts: 46 Joined: 5/16/2007 Status: offline	Styling input fields seperately - 3/13/2009 13:34:13 Hi There I am having an absolute nightmare trying to align the Paypal button in the centre of two paragraphs here: http://www.digitalcolours.co.uk/payments.html I know it is something to do with the fact I have styled the INPUT fields for a different form in my CSS but I have tried everything, inline styles, giving the forms on my site different ID's but nothing seems to work! I had intended to spend the afternoon doing some work on a client site but instead I have now spent 4 hours trying to align an image in the centre of a page!! It is Firefox I am trying to get it right in. Can anyone help? Regards Craig


Tailslide Posts: 6692 Joined: 5/10/2005 From: Out here on the raggedy edge Status: offline	RE: Styling input fields seperately - 3/13/2009 14:20:46 Hi Firstly, centre the button by sizing the div to the correct width -it's a bit wide at the moment.: Get rid of the inline style on the button - there's no such style as float: center; It;s a bit odd to be honest - I've never seen hidden inputs actually have a height - I think you're right, your previous input and label rule is too indiscriminate. Give your other form an id and then add that before the label and input rule: #otherform label, #otherform input {whatever} That seems to remove the height from the paypal div. _____________________________ Little Blue Plane Web Design \| Land Rover project (in reply to craigj1303)


craigj1303 Posts: 46 Joined: 5/16/2007 Status: offline	RE: Styling input fields seperately - 3/13/2009 14:42:23 Hi Tailslide, What can I say, saved my hide again! I can only think that the problem was I was trying to seperate the two different forms by giving the other form an ID in CSS like this: #otherform label, input { } and you said do it like this: #otherform label, #otherform input { } That appears to be the deciding factor. Thanks again my friend as always... Regards Craig (in reply to Tailslide)


Tailslide Posts: 6692 Joined: 5/10/2005 From: Out here on the raggedy edge Status: offline	RE: Styling input fields seperately - 3/13/2009 15:02:54 No problem! _____________________________ Little Blue Plane Web Design \| Land Rover project (in reply to craigj1303)

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