How to eliminate a space produced by closing </form> tag?

I have a search on my page produces by <form...> and </form> tags. There is a white space below the search <INPUT TYPE="Text"> slot.
How to bring the next page element like a table or <hr> tag to eliminate that space?

Example:
1. Current position:

<form><INPUT TYPE="Text"></form><hr>


2. Desired position

<form><INPUT TYPE="Text"><hr></form>


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The graphics didn't work for me, but you can just style the form tags and remove padding and margin: <form style="padding: 0px; margin: 0px;" ...>

 

Thanks ITCN,

I tried your suggestion and... You can see the result at:http://www.th4u.com/thailand.htm

Is it possible to further reduce the white space ?

 

I don't see your form but i may be blind... add an id to the field and set a css width for it.

 

Forms by default add white space after them (at least in IE). Try this: <form style="display: inline; margin: 0;">

 

Best suggestion i have for you is to put a table inside of a form. For example:
<form>
<table>
<tr>
<td>text/etc here</td>
</tr>
</table>
</form>

You can then also format the table to make sure there are no margin spaces/padding/borders etc.

 

negative margin for whatever is under the forum

 

I've never had extra white space in my forms, not even in IE.

I don't see any form on the linked site, though. If there's extra space going on, there's something wrong with your code-- closing form tags should not be creating any whitespace for any reason.

 

It took me some playing around with the code, but finally, I get what I wanted.

Thanks again to ITCN.

For those that don't see the FORM - it is simply because I'm referring to code <FORM>...</FORM> and not to the forms (that need to be filled) on the page.

Anyhow, to see what it's about, just take a look at the top portion of my pages:
http://www.th4u.com/thailand.htm
http://www.th4u.com/toughladies.htm

 

Same here.


I'm thinking you might have a typo in one of the close tags (IE: "</from>" instead of "</form>") Also, don't capitalize them (IE: <form>...</form> instead of <FORM>...</FORM>). Hope you get it sorted out.

 

Hey thanks for this thread. I was having this problem yesterday but the form was breaking up my tables and my images. Your answers here helped me out?

Thanks