My form fields alignment shifted to the right and the length of the input fields have been shortened when viewing the form in IE 8.
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Internet Explorer Rendering Problems
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This isn't a form issue, it's erroneous markup/CSS from your theme. The problem is the image that's floated directly above your form. In IE it's not clearing the float and is forcing the form to the right. If I disable the image, you can see that the form aligns properly.
screenshot: http://j.mp/hZgwbw
You need to properly clear the container surrounding the floated element and it won't affect the form or any thing else underneath it.
Posted 13 years ago on Tuesday March 29, 2011 | Permalink -
cmonica
MemberThank you, will correct. I'm not very familiar with CSS...learning as I'm building my site. Didn't think I would have to learn so much coding when I starting using WordPress, themes, plugins, etc. I thought WordPress was supposed to be an easy, turn-key alternative, but I was wrong. It has a very steep learning curve!
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Yes, there's still lots to learn if you want to customize stuff, but WordPress makes it a lot easier. Just think, your next site will be a breeze after this and you'll be a seasoned pro.
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