I'm not 100% I followed exactly what your problem is, so please forgive me if I'm giving obvious answers...not trying to sound patronising, simply trying to cover all bases first... > From what I could find with my own research, the only solution to the > problem is to use FIELDSET and LEGEND. The problem with this solution > is that FIELDSET puts boxes around everything within the FIELDSET, and > there is no way to turn off the border. Boxes as in visual boxes ? Use CSS <style type="text/css"> fieldset { border: none; } </style> > So, for now, what I > did was to > conditionally associate the question text with the answer - when the > answer is either a textbox or dropdown list. In cases where > the answer > is a set of radio buttons or checkboxes, I associate the answer text > with its respective radio button or checkbox. > > If you can provide me with any other solutions, or input of > any kind on > this issue, it would be greatly appreciated. Look at the source of the below test page...maybe that will shed a bit more light into the issue... http://dev.salford.ac.uk/formstuff.html Patrick ________________________________ Patrick H. Lauke Webmaster / University of Salford http://www.salford.ac.ukReceived on Monday, 9 June 2003 08:40:40 UTC
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