How do I remove the new line after </form>

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How do I remove the new line after </form>

It looks very bad in my HTML, as each <form></form> will create a new
line after the block of </form>

Is there a way for me to remove it?
 
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Els

Someone said:
How do I remove the new line after </form>

It looks very bad in my HTML, as each <form></form> will
create a new line after the block of </form>

Is there a way for me to remove it?

It's not a new line, it's a bottom-margin or -padding.
Set it to 0 :)
 
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Andrew Thompson

How do I remove the new line after </form>

<head>
....
<style 'type=text/css'>
form {
display: inline;
}
</style>
</head>
....

Please note that alt.html is not one of the big 8
valid groups, and the help you get there is less
likely to be corect then you might find at
comp.infosystems.www.authoring.html

Follow Up's set to the only valid group on your
cross-post. c.l.js.

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Leif K-Brooks

Andrew said:
Follow Up's set to the only valid group on your
cross-post. c.l.js.

The question has nothing to do with JavaScript. Surely alt.html is more
valid than a newsgroup where the subject mater is off-topic, regardless
of being in the big 8?
 
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Andrew Thompson

Andrew Thompson wrote: ...

The question has nothing to do with JavaScript. Surely alt.html is more
valid than a newsgroup where the subject mater is off-topic, regardless
of being in the big 8?

(ehhh, shrugs) Good point, but added to my reasons
for not sending it to alt.html is that
a) I do not read it (or any other than big 8 groups for that matter)
b) My news-reader whines at me when I post to groups not carried by
my local server.

So, ..yes, it's more valid, but the OP can make a new
post (preferebly to the valid HTML group) if they feel
that strongly about it. ;-)

[ Follow-ups, *again* set to c.l.js*, please inform
the readers when you intend to alter the follow-ups
to a specific or different group. ]

* Note that this aspect of the thread no longer has
anything to do with either JS *or* HTML.

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Andrew Thompson
http://www.PhySci.org/codes/ Web & IT Help
http://www.PhySci.org/ Open-source software suite
http://www.1point1C.org/ Science & Technology
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Jukka K. Korpela

Andrew Thompson said:
Good point, but added to my reasons
for not sending it to alt.html is that
a) I do not read it

Thank you. This is sufficient information for ignoring you for some time
until we can check whether you wish to work constructively on Usenet.
If you work by your convenience against newsgroup charters and policies,
we have a good reason to killfile you for _our_ convenience.

I would have sent this friendly note by E-mail only, but you are using an
incorrect From field.

Note followups.

P.S. Your advice on setting display: inline in order to remove "new line"
(i.e. bottom margin) without warning what _other_ effects it has
was rather pointless. Virtually all HTML FAQs contain the proper answer
these days.
 
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Noozer

So, ..yes, it's more valid, but the OP can make a new
post (preferebly to the valid HTML group) if they feel
that strongly about it. ;-)

Multiposting is bad, n'kay?
* Note that this aspect of the thread no longer has
anything to do with either JS *or* HTML.

Then maybe you should stop adding non-relevant comments to the on topic
posts?
 

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