The Search Box on my site has two formatting problems - the logo is
out of alignment with the text input box, and the radio buttons are
too far below the text input box. You can see the box and grab the
code here:
http://www.toppest.com/SearchBox1.html

I played around with the code, and was able to fix the problem with
the radio buttons. But in the process, I made the problem with the
logo worse. Here's where you can see the new box and grab the code:
http://www.toppest.com/SearchBox2.html

Please correct the code, so that both problems are fixed.  Thank you.

Hi wunderteam,

In order to get it to line up I had to put it in a table. 
The code is not pretty but it works! 

Go to http://www.wk2.net/toppest.htm

Get the source code
copy it from
<!-- Start Google -->
to
<!-- End Google -->

Let me know how it works once you have it in place.

If you have any problems with it use the comment button.

Thank You
wlk115

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Request for Answer Clarification by wunderteam-ga on 01 Jun 2003 11:50 PDT

Thanks - we're almost there. However, the new box has created another
formatting problem, so I can't implement your fix until there is a
workaround. All the pages of my site are laid out in tables, and all
of the widths are set to 100%. I put your search box into my home
page, and couldn't get it to line up centered. You can see it here:
http://www.toppest.com/index-2.htm

I tried putting your table into another table and centering it, but I
couldn't make it work. This is my first try at a web site, so the fix
maybe very easy and obvious to a more experienced Dreamweaver user,
but not to a newbie like me. I'd appreciate it if you could help out
with this final (I hope!) step. Thanks in advance.

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Clarification of Answer by wlk115-ga on 01 Jun 2003 14:43 PDT

Hi wunderteam,
Try this:
Find this section of code and at the end of the horizonal line table
code add a <br> tag. I put a color coded version up at
http://www.wk2.net/toppest.htm


<!-- End of MyComputer.com's GuestBook code. -->
</td>
  </tr>
</table>
<table width="100%" border="0" align="center" cellpadding="0"
cellspacing="0">
  <tr>
    <td height="100%"> 
      <hr width="100%">
    </td>
  </tr>
</table> 
<br> *****ADD THIS BR TAG TO YOUR CODE HERE****
<div align="center">

Code fix implemented - looks good and works perfectly. Responded
immediately to my request for a clarification. Well done. Full marks.

Yep - in today's browsers, forms really need to be inside tables to
format properly... Has nothing specifically to do with Dreamweaver.