I want to make it on my website so the zip code entry and the submit button are as big as the blue table they are in. How am I able to do this? Could someone please help out?! URL: http://www.pumpcost.com It's on the index page
Pad the button text with spaces and give a size to the text-box. Like this: <input name="keyword" class="textbox" value="" size="50" type="text"> </div></td><td width="48%"><div align="left"> <input class="formbutton" value=" Enter Zip Code Here " type="submit"> </div></td> Code (markup):
No no, I see what you're saying...I mean like taller so the number input and the box / button overall is larger like this: http://wordpress.com/signup/
All you have to do is adjust the height and line-height of the input boxes via CSS. There's also no need to use tables for laying out your form either. Don't believe me? Check this out: http://www.dan-schulz.com/temp/css-form-example/
Could you please help me on a more personal level? The style sheet is here http://www.pumpcost.com/style.css
As a personal favor? Not the way that site is coded. I don't do layout tables, and all that space above the DOCTYPE declaration is throwing IE 6 into Quirks Mode.
Since you're trying to control an input element, put it on an input selector. Use the cascade to be sure your selectors are pointed to the desired input elements. cheers, gary