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Fieldset and Legend in VB4
Can we still use this in vb4?
I should have thought so, as it is basic html. I have a page: and the code is: <fieldset> <legend><b>Some title here</b></legend> <p>Some content here</p> </fieldset> Yet it is not appearing on the page as it should. Is there a reason ? |
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Tried that Kev, doesnt display fieldset just the legend
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I'm finding hard to show the borders as well on a custom template.
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We have standard template, and it will not display fieldset.
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I just cant figure this out, I am using Google Chrome.
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I have asked on vb.com and on here , it seems lots of people are reading, but no one replying lol... with a suitable answer
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To get the border to show up, I went into the templates of the style that I am using. I looked in the css templates, and sure thing. There it was. I increased the fieldset, img border from zero to 1 and it worked.
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Good Onya Preech will try it now :)
--------------- Added [DATE]1267833967[/DATE] at [TIME]1267833967[/TIME] --------------- I am on vb4 and so cannot edit the main css, albeit it is defined in there. But not available or locateable in stylevars. Is there a PLAN B ? |
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