i think the problem was that in xhtml you couldn't have directly a input field there. (without the div)Something about you had to place them in fieldsets or another thing. So this was the solution people came up with.
On 7/16/06, Jonathan Locke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
i've noticed that IE shows
i've noticed that IE shows the spacing around a wicket form
differently than other browsers.
we add this inside the form:
i suspect that this is causing the spacing to be different and i was
just wondering if the
input field itself shouldn't be style="display:none"?
jon
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