spacing between checkbox and label for checkboxlist in Mozilla?
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...and the question is?
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Tools -> Options -> Edit tab -> Make sure "typing replaces selection" check box is checked.
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Highlight the area that you want boxes, then pick CELLS from the FORMAT menu.   Click on BORDERS, then set the borders that you need TURNED ON.\n\nGood luck and Happy Computing!
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The answer of the Control Toolbox is technically correct.  However as a secretary I always find it much easier to create a table and leave one column at the end for the ticks.  Then just remove the lines around the rest of the text leaving only the boxes with borders.  That way you don't have the problem of it not wrapping round.
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I would use the border property too... like this:\n\n<p><a style="border-bottom-style: solid; border-bottom-width: 1px">underline me</a></p>\n\nGood Luck!
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http://toolbar.yahoo.com/firefox
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You could go here (http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewforum.php?f=8) to request an extension.
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make the startup position of your window to maximized.\n\nto automatically align your command buttons at runtime, look for a code at\nhttp://www.planetsourcecode.com/
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It's called a bullet. Try webdings in the font selection. Some programs can do it automatically in the "page setup". Check out your toolbar for help.
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hey ,, \n\nsee the option of autofill at settings(or customize or options) link at your yahoo toolbar
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<form>\n<select name="list">\n<option name="1">1</option>\n<option name="2">2</option>\n</select>\n</form>\n\nYou can use different attributes in the tag. You can even make the box show a certain number of choices before the user has to scroll down by using the "size" attribute. If you set the <select name="list" size=3> then it will show the first 3 choices before the user has to click on the arrow to see the other choices.
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(simultaneously) hold " ctrl" and "-".\nOr go to View->Text Size->smaller\n...may vary depending on your browser.  This works in IE and is only slightly different wording in Netscape.  If you use a different browser, you may want to specify what it is so that you can get better responses.
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try this instead \n\n<H2 style="\nbackground-image:url(PICNAME); \n\nbackground-repeat:repeat-x">\n\nThe whitespace/returns can be removed so it is all on one line, yahoo just blocks it if I try to display it like that. See: <H2 style="background-image:url(PICNAME); background-repeat:repeat-x">
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No BS. or No Bull Sh!t ...\nOr, it is HTML for a space.
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The space between two lines.
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Regarding the menu:\n1) you need to put in line breaks. Some of the items are doubled up, and only break when they exceed the element width. Also, it looks like "Gettting started" is breaking. Shorten the line or widen the box.\n2) add a line-height to give enough space for the border - the border is overlapping the text.\n3) If you want a solid rectangle, add the purple background and border to the links element.\n4) you probably want to define #links a:visited.\n\nFor the other stuff, if you use position: absolute without a vertical position (top: nnpx;), everything is going to pile up at the top of the page.
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Check your (view) settings for your toolbar, put a check next to the items you want to see>