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    Thumbs down Select boxes

    Hello,

    How do you determine the size of a select box for NETSCAPE!! I got this code, that works
    great for IE, but not NETSCAPE.

    <select name="D1" size="1" style="font-family: Century Gothic; font-size: 8pt; width: 72mm">

    Any ideas??

    Thanks,
    T

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    Use px not mm.
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    Hi Monte96,

    Thanks for the reply!!

    I tried px, but NS still doesn't take that into account. It works great for IE though.

    My site relies heavily on dropdowns and now looks great on IE, but TERRIBLE(!!!) in NS because I cant get the dropdowns to be the same size. Maybe I should just put a "dummy" option, like spaces or "-----" to force the width.

    Any ideas??

    T

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    Hmm.. ya know, I don't even have NS installed on any of the PCs I own or use for work.. I don't know of any company that has standardized on it either.

    I'll check around and see if I can cough up an answer for ya..
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    Ok.. I know what you are doing...

    (I also just installed Netscape. What a piece of **** but that's another thread)

    In your inline style, make sure you are using:

    width: 72mm
    and not
    width=72mm

    The later works fine in IE but not NS.

    I cut and pasted your code into a small select example and it displayed fine in NS. (Granted, I have the latest version since I *just* downloaded it)

    Now, I know that what you posted above *IS* using the correct syntax, but make sure the other 50 or so select tags are as well..
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    Yeah, as far as i know, the code that you are using will not work in NS4, (i have had this problem before too) but it will definatly work in NS6...

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    Talking Thanks all.

    It just seems like the NS issue will never end!!

    T

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