CSS and IE woes

[Inquisitor]

IE is being uncooperative:
Internet Explorer

For comparison, this is what it's supposed to look like:
Firefox
Opera

Unfortunately that subdomain is password protected, so you can't see the actual page first hand, but I've copied the relevant files to here:
http://www.britishspacecorps.co.uk/login.html

If I take the <h2> out, IE seems to display it without problem, but I can't seem to get it to work with it.

Any help would be much appreciated!

 

[Inquisitor]

One thing though - don't use a table to setup the form - take out all the table stuff and style the <label> and <input> etc with CSS too - they behave just as well

But wouldn't that be forfeiting the control you have over the layout of them? Without a table, you wouldn't be able to control things like the left/right align them properly, for example, would you? It might also make it the form more rigid in its design. I can't help thinking that something like a form shouldn't consist of floating inline elements, and needs a structure, which a table would be ideal for, as it's essentially in tabular format, albeit not visible.

 

[Inquisitor]

That's what CSS does, and forms simply consist of more elements for you to bludgeon into obedience with CSS

I guess you have a point, I just preferred having an actual structure, rather than loose inline elements. That article seems to acomplish this more elegantly though, so I'll have a look at that

You've been poncing about with C# too long, it's gone to your head

Shut up you

And as for the error box, does anyone have any ideas? I've tried clearing the box, but to no avail