Styling an HTML form without a table

[Nico Haemhouts]

I'm reading "Eric Meyer On CSS" and project 7 "Making an Input Form Look
Good" uses a table to lay out the html form. I've looked around the web for
other examples, but can't seem to find a good way to this without a table.

The situation I'm in is that I work as a user interface designer for a
company that builds very large webapplications for e-governement (hundreds
of screens). The entire application runs in a webbrowser. I've opted for the
familiar look&feel of a desktop application. Everything is styled using CSS
and the page lay out doesn't use any tables whatsoever, except for the html
form.

One of the reasons I would like to use CSS for the html form is that de
webdevelopers loose too much time scrolling through huge table constructions
trying to find mistakes. I was hoping to improve their productivity by
making that simpler by using CSS which they can simply ignore when
developing their jsp pages.

Anybody know of a resource or an example of a form being completely styled
with CSS and without a table?

thnx,
Nico Haemhouts

[ranjan - dreamlettes]

Nico Haemhouts wrote:

> Anybody know of a resource or an example of a form being completely styled
> with CSS and without a table?

[url]http://pixy.cz/blogg/clanky/css-fieldsetandlabels.html[/url]