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Like Tables Text boxes can have similar problems though the effect is usually encountered less often because text boxes can expand and contract with the content they contain--and this is typically how you use them in your designs. However, the <FORM> tag still has the same effect if you are trying to place elements flush to the lower edge of the form area: |
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Once again, all the browsers treat this the same way. There are no workarounds within NetObjects Fusion with a text box other than to insert your own form code. However, there still is a solution within a table, and we will look at that next. |
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