I'm trying to make a site about bars & pubs and i'm having a little trouble with my layout.
I'm using a wordpress template i found online and i'm trying to customisize it to meet my needs. The page i am having trouble with the layout uses a plugin called "TDO Mini Forms" to turn a form into a post.
All looks fine in IE but in firefox the first few form elements and up being pushed way out to the right.
the site is http://www.thebeerfairy.com
if anybody would be able to point the in the right direction that would be great.
Thanks, Nick
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I'm trying to make a site about bars & pubs and i'm having a little trouble with my layout.
I'm using a wordpress template i found online and i'm trying to customisize it to meet my needs. The page i am having trouble with the layout uses a plugin called "TDO Mini Forms" to turn a form into a post.
All looks fine in IE but in firefox the first few form elements and up being pushed way out to the right.
the site is http://www.thebeerfairy.com
if anybody would be able to point the in the right direction that would be great.
Thanks, Nick
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Don't mean to nitpick but
"Select any city" or "Select a city" but please not "Select an city"
That worked great. thanks for you help.
Select an City... Doh! sorted it now.
Thanks,
Nick