I decided to get rid of the tables on a project I'm doing and replace them with DIVs. The page I'm working on can be seen at http://izeit.nu/releases/1.5/index.p...nts&act=manage . The problem is that the elements in the top box aren't getting styled, even though they're in a table with a class of .niceform, and I've styled the elements of .niceform. They used to be in a <td>, inside a table of class .inputtable. Can anyone help me with how to apply the styles in the stylesheet?

I thought you said you were getting RID of tables ???

I suggest you first run your code thru a validator. You have an unclosed <div> which will cause you problems as well as some improper nesting.

Could you be more specific about which elements are giving you problems? I looked at a few things in the top box, but I was unable to find any css for the classes and ids you've placed on the elements.

Could you pick one of the elements and maybe paste the code here along with some of the surrounding code and the css associated with the elements?

Originally Posted by vangogh

Could you be more specific about which elements are giving you problems? I looked at a few things in the top box, but I was unable to find any css for the classes and ids you've placed on the elements.

Could you pick one of the elements and maybe paste the code here along with some of the surrounding code and the css associated with the elements?

The labels at the top, and most of the other elements inside the first form should be styled, but they're not getting styled. I've corrected the errors found by the validator, but they weren't related to what I'm trying to do. The CSS for the elements is in main.css, near the bottom of the file.

Thanks. I think the problem is you don't need all the stuff before label in the css.

I see you have this in the css:

* html .niceform .checks label, * html .niceform.checks label

I'm not sure why you have the same thing listed twice for one, but when I changed it to:

label {

}

the styles took effect. At least they did for me in Firefox. I don't think what you have is going to do what you want, but once you see what the css is doing I'm sure you can modify it to how you want.

Let me know if that works and if not I'll be happy to look again.

I've sorted the problem now, thanks for your help