Sent by Hershel Robinson on 3 November 2003 12:12
> > http://hclic.gwsystems.co.il/Float.htm
>
> BTW, don't make these 'width: 50%' if they are ever to be
> x-browser, because Gecko might have a 1px rounding error that
> would wrap the floats. In that case, 49% would be fine.
Interesting. I didn't know that.
> The trick is to make your floated containers 'relative'. (.colm)
....
> Once the container is relative, you can make the input in question
> 'absolute', (#vv) and then give it 'bottom: 0;'. Don't use the other
> directions, letting them stay the default 'auto'.
Interesting suggestion, but it doesn't help I don't think because one can't
know beforehand which labels will wrap--I am not building every page of this
site by hand and testing each label to see if it wraps. :)
I was looking for a general solution, but when I added the position:absolute
and bottom:0 code to the input selector, it ruined the other inputs'
positioning.
Hershel
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