hi '

i have used css to bring the the things allined but i have not found
the solution by using css .
i have in search in google but still no result
i want the form input in allined both the version of firefox 1.5 &
2.0.0.4
so what should i do please tell me

thanks'
mehul

on 7/17/2007 9:05 AM Mehul said the following:
hi '

i have used css to bring the the things allined but i have not found
the solution by using css .
i have in search in google but still no result
i want the form input in allined both the version of firefox 1.5 &
2.0.0.4
so what should i do please tell me

thanks'
mehul



There is a newsgroup for Firefox.
Click this link:
news://news.mozilla.org/mozilla.support.firefox

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In Hamptonburgh, NY
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Mehul wrote:
hi '

i have used css to bring the the things allined but i have not found
the solution by using css .
i have in search in google but still no result
i want the form input in allined both the version of firefox 1.5 &
2.0.0.4
so what should i do please tell me

thanks'
mehul

ANY version of Firefox will give your cat warts. If you don't have a cat,
you should be okay.

On 17 Jul, 09:05, Mehul wrote:
hi '

i have used css to bring the the things allined but i have not found
the solution by using css .
i have in search in google but still no result
i want the form input in allined both the version of firefox 1.5 &
2.0.0.4
so what should i do please tell me

thanks'
mehul

css is the wrong tool for aligning Firefox 1.5.

The forms in FF v1.5 need to be aligned with a 20 lb sledge, a 3' crow
bar and a stop block made from 2" x 2" steel stock.

If you use css, you run the risk of cracking the cookies by moving the
temp file too far from the USB port.