Hello,

Can you please take a look at this form that I jut put on this website I created?

http://freelancesecuritynetworking.com/contact_us.html

For some reason is showing up in the center and not all the way to the left. Can you check why is this?

Thanks

Your #emf-container has a fixed width (500px) and an automatic margin (margin: 0 auto;) which will center it. Since the form lies inside this container, obviously the form is centered as well.

So, you could i.e. change the margin to margin: 0;

You need to take the width off of #emf-container 640px from the css

And remove the inline width setting of 500px on #emf-container

use margin:0 auto; on your container that has a fixed width, make sure your form is wrapped on this div

Hai,
you can write the coding like this <div id="emf-container" style="width:500px; float:left;">

did lizciz code work? You could change the css line:
#emf-container {text-align: left;margin: 0 auto; .....}
to
#emf-container {text-align: left; float: left; ....}
It is in the linked to file:
http://www.emailmeform.com/builder/styles/dynamic.php?t=post"
near the bottom.
I'm not sure

Looks fixed but another alternative would've been to use Dreamweaver and just graphically do it. Would've been a fast fix.

Originally Posted by cantletugo

Looks fixed but another alternative would've been to use Dreamweaver and just graphically do it. Would've been a fast fix.

If one does not have Dreamweaver installed, this would not have been a quick fix
Also, I'm not completely sure about this, but Dreamweaver would likely have done some absolute positioning if you moved it graphically? That is often not the desired way to do, well... anything.

Originally Posted by lizciz

If one does not have Dreamweaver installed, this would not have been a quick fix
Also, I'm not completely sure about this, but Dreamweaver would likely have done some absolute positioning if you moved it graphically? That is often not the desired way to do, well... anything.

I wouldn't think they used absolute, possibly a whole site with "relative" and "left, right, top, bottom" attributes.