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Asked: 2026-05-26T19:32:05+00:00

Any idea why firefox acts so weird with this code? It works perfect in

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Any idea why firefox acts so weird with this code?
It works perfect in IE & Chrome.

<LEGEND>Basistaal </LEGEND>
<LABEL class=alg_kantoor_taal for=alg_kantoor_taal>
<INPUT id=alg_kantoor_taal value=NL type=radio name=alg_kantoor_taal .>
NL
</LABEL>

<LABEL class=alg_kantoor_taal for=alg_kantoor_taal>
<INPUT id=alg_kantoor_taal value=FR type=radio name=alg_kantoor_taal .>FR</LABEL>

I have seen another question where firefox behaved strange because there was a block element inside the label. That is not the case here. I would have like to keep this structure since my css is based up this html… Guess i will have to change it to get it working in FF?

edit-> fiddle here :http://jsfiddle.net/ZXSKH/59/ you can see in firefox the radiobuttons just don’t work as they should.

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  1. Editorial Team

    I’ll save you the trouble and fix the HTML for you:

    <LEGEND>Basistaal</LEGEND>
<INPUT id="alg_kantoor_taal-nl" value="NL" type="radio" name="alg_kantoor_taal" />
<LABEL class="alg_kantoor_taal" for="alg_kantoor_taal">NL</LABEL>

<INPUT id="alg_kantoor_taal-fr" value="FR" type="radio" name="alg_kantoor_taal" />
<LABEL class="alg_kantoor_taal" for="alg_kantoor_taal">FR</LABEL>

    An element are built up with a opening and closing tag, or a single tag.

    Double tag: <tagname>content</tagname>

    Single tag: <tagname />

    Also, an attribute should be surrounded with quotes: <tagname attribute="value" />

    Please note that an element id should be unique at all times. You can’t have 2 elements with the same id.

    In fact, this should fix most of your problems. But please, for the love of god, learn how to use HTML properly first.

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