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    Form positioning

    Hi,

    Is there a way to horizontally position 2-3 forms right next to each other?

    form | form | form

    All they would have is a image submit button and a hidden value passed, in each form.
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    Yeah. Take a look at the top of this page. "Home", "Produce", "Promote", etc.

    5 forms in a row right there.
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    Those are in a table though. I would rather it to be tableless. :\
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    I'm a tables guy, so can't really help ya.

    (I suppose if you can figure out how to position say some images next to each other tablelessly using css, then simply replace the images with the forms...?)
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    The trouble with forms is that they automatically have a break after them. I think. I'm still learning aswell. :\
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    Dern forms. They always ruin everything.
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    not totally sure how to do it with CSS. I would just use tables

    Something like this may work though (not sure)

    <div style="width: 100px; display: inline;"> <form>...</form> </div>

    <div style="width: 100px; display: inline;"> <form>...</form> </div>

    <div style="width: 100px; display: inline;"> <form>...</form> </div>

    I think that will position each division one after the other. Bit dodgy though.

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    Thanks chromate. All I needed to do is add a display:inline to each form. Don't even need all of the divs. Rocking.
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