On 24 Mar, 01:17, "usgog" <u...@yahoo.comwrote:
<select style="border:solid 1px #7f9db9" name="select" size="4" ">
<option value="name1">Name1</option>
Why isn't this <selectinside a <form?
If you're planning on NOT using it within a <form>, then <selectis
inappropriate markup to use. You'd probably get better results more
easily by using <uland <liinstead.
If it is meant to be a CSS question about that exact piece of HTML
(and you're using a <form>), then:
- Post exactly the code you're going to use.
- Post a URL to it, not a pasted fragment.
- Post a link to a real server, behaving exactly like the production
server.
- Attach a doctype to it that uses standards-based rendering
- Validate the HTML and CSS beforehand, or you'll simply be told to
go away and do that first.
CSS issues are generally subtle and dependent on complex context-
dependent things liek server HTTP headers. If we aren't looking at
exactly the same input, we know that we can't expect the same
behaviour. Clueful people who might be able to help will thus not
bother to, as they recognise it's probably an unrealistic example.
