By bloid
via roscripts.com
Published: Mar 04 2007 / 14:00
Let's talk about the CSS forms. This is a very important aspect since I don't think there is a website without a form in this "world". Our users spend a big amount of time filling forms so why not offer them a user friendly alternative.
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Comments
clintonforbes replied ago:
The example form looks really nice in Firefox but like ass in Safari.
manilodisan replied ago:
Works on Safari 1.2 and 1.3 now. I wrote about the clear div's but forgot to add them. Now works on Firefox 1+, 2+, IE 6+, Safari 1.2, 1.3, Opera 8.0+, Konqueror. Thanks.
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