Drop Down list in a form is breaking layout of the page in FireFox.
Here is the page in question: http://www.redchip.com/visibility/RC...equestinfo.asp
The layout is simply two floating div's in a container div.
Everything looks fine before I put the dropdown list in the form, but
once it is in,
the right div gets pushed down as if the left div has clear:right, or
is too big to fit in the containing div.
I tried this page in Safari, and IE7, and they all look fine, but not
in Firefox.
Please help! Thank you. 1  2470 
On 2007-04-25, gatorade <ca*****@gmail. comwrote:
Drop Down list in a form is breaking layout of the page in FireFox.
Here is the page in question:
http://www.redchip.com/visibility/RC...equestinfo.asp
The layout is simply two floating div's in a container div.
Everything looks fine before I put the dropdown list in the form, but
once it is in,
the right div gets pushed down as if the left div has clear:right, or
is too big to fit in the containing div.
I tried this page in Safari, and IE7, and they all look fine, but not
in Firefox.
Please help! Thank you.
I thought I replied to this one.
It is a bug in Firefox, I'm fairly certain.
It can be worked around by moving rightArea up before mainArea in the
content and making it float: right. Then mainArea can be float: left, or
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