I just need to know if we can specify with for form tag or we need to put it in a container and give width to that parent element of form tag??
Which approach is valid??
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I just need to know if we can specify with for form tag or we need to put it in a container and give width to that parent element of form tag??
Which approach is valid??
To the best of my knowledge, a form element behaves a lot like a div in most situations, and so will accept a width, but usually this is just an implied ‘auto’.
According to the Default stylesheet ( http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS2/sample.html ), form naturally is applied display:block, which leads me to believe you can treat it just like any other block element.