Can't tab in a form

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Carol Steinel

I have three forms on my site, one working perfectly
(having been made w/the wizard), the other two stubbornly
refuse to accept the cursor when I test them in the real
browser.

I click and click and cannot set the cursor there (unless
I tab-tab-tab-tab into it -- which a visitor will not
think is fun, I imagine). If I CAN get the cursor there,
the form works fine.

Have searched this board, tutorials, and manuals for an
answer but found no similar dillema -- anyone got a hint?

Thanks in advance for your response.
 
S

Stefan B Rusynko

You have 2 absolute positioned <div> tags "layered" (overlapping) blocking the form under it (in your top.htm shared border in
http://www.consciousservice.org/join_email_list.htm
Remove all absolute positioned elements (and inline styles) as in
<div style="position: absolute; top: 55; left: 18; width: 751; height: 54">
<div style="position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0; width: 919; height: 1106">
Also unselect the Field name box for the subject if you are going to insert your own Subject

Same in top.htm of
http://www.consciousservice.org/comments_from_clients.htm
And for the guestbook to work you need to save guestlog.htm in the _private folder





| There are two inoperable forms:
| Here http://www.consciousservice.org/join_email_list.htm
| and here http://www.consciousservice.org/comments_from_clients.htm
|
| I'm a beginner -- this is my first "real" site. Thanks for your help.
|
| Carol
|
|
| | > I have three forms on my site, one working perfectly
| > (having been made w/the wizard), the other two stubbornly
| > refuse to accept the cursor when I test them in the real
| > browser.
| >
| > I click and click and cannot set the cursor there (unless
| > I tab-tab-tab-tab into it -- which a visitor will not
| > think is fun, I imagine). If I CAN get the cursor there,
| > the form works fine.
| >
| > Have searched this board, tutorials, and manuals for an
| > answer but found no similar dillema -- anyone got a hint?
| >
| > Thanks in advance for your response.
|
|
 

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