the following form uses a google mobile web preview feature to demonstrate a linearised content only page

This form can be used to give you an idea of how accessible the content is without any style of behavour scripts

Up until recently I relied upon floating form buttons or elaborate text alignment scenarios to get them to sit at the bottom right of a form. I’ve just discovered that a better method exists and is in fact so glaringly obvious I’m surprised I’ve not come across it before.

If you give your input button a class of btn, all that’s required is:

input.btn {
margin-right:5px;/*or any value*/
margin-left:auto;
display:block;
}

that’s it! of course, if you where being fancy (and didn’t care about ie) you could use input[type=submit] in place of the class selector.

I think i may write an article purely about form layout in the not too distant future. I’ve been styling forms for a few years now and it seems that with each new site i discover an improvement to my previous method. If it’s something people would be interested just let me know and it might encourage me to do it sooner rather than later.

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