[themes] css issue

[Steven Peck]

No, that sounds close to it.  /me goes to read on it.  Drupal.css has a designated width for that field and I tried to add a clear.  Guess I added it wrong.

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From: themes-bounces at drupal.org on behalf of Laura Scott
Sent: Thu 3/16/2006 12:49 PM
To: A list for theme developers
Subject: Re: [themes] css issue


It looks like a float issue, or related to z axis and position. 

Your form fields are floating, with a designated width, I'd guess. The labels are floating next to the other box. If you set that form wrapper to clear all or float none, that should do it. Adding !important sometimes helps when it comes to overriding drupal.css settings.

Does this help, or am I way off the mark?

Laura





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On Mar 16, 2006, at 1:27 PM, Steven Peck wrote:


	Greetings,
	 
	Evidently I am doing something consistently wrong and don't know enough to figure it out.  It has to do with Drupal.css and something I am doing.  Without Drupal.css it doesn't do this (but other stuff doesn't look pretty) so I'd rather figure out what it is I am doing wrong.
	 
	This screen shot shows what the problem is....
	http://www.blkmtn.org/node/304
	 
	and this is the current state of my port.
	http://www.blkmtn.org/node/304
	 
	Obviously I am missing something basic.  Any pointers or smacks upside the head would be appreciated.  Currently the theme is live on beta.blkmtn.org.  I've allowed user registrations and turned on story type to allow for ayone to create an account or use your @drupal.org account to log on and create a story type content to see.  Happens in FF1.5 and IE6
	 
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