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CSS forms can work!

2004-02-01 / 02:35

5 Comments

By huphtur
02/02/2004 01:19 AM
Neat. How would you put a radio button in your layout?
For example: "Gender: Male, Female"
By Egor Kloos
02/02/2004 02:18 AM
Rotterdam, The Netherlands, Europe, Earth etc...
Hmm, there's a thought. Let me sleep on that one. I think I should add a few checkboxes and radiobuttons.
By Per :)
02/06/2004 10:48 AM
Oslo
Hmmm looks nice, as your work always does!!
Being a seasoned forms designer I would probably go with a few other design priciples. (Aligning of elements, spacing etc.)
But then again, I can target one browser only, and can demand a certain screen size/resolution.....

NK Snowboard;)
By Custom Design
04/27/2004 07:18 PM
USA
We usually use <Table> as well as CSS. CSS is really good but it can't solve all the problems. So I think <Table> still rules.
By Paul W
01/25/2005 12:54 AM
Nice work, I've moved from a table to a pure CSS solution based around your code and it works well. Forms aren't quite tabulated data so I'm happy now... I'm sleeping like a baby.
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