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Monday, April 12th, 2004 at 1:38 PM |The Man in Blue uses the same code in his form templates and changes the style using CSS. See how it works here. On this page is the basic form without style. Click on a Vertical Form, Columnar Form, Horizontal Form, Margin Form, and Fieldset Layout to see these styles applied to the basic form. Cool, eh? All with the magic of CSS.
You can view the CSS by using Liorean’s ViewStyles bookmarklets. It’s a great tool for learning CSS. There are other useful bookmarklets. Take a look and see what you like.
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