That happens because by default CSS adds 2px padding to input forms.
To correct, just put 304px in the "submit-button" style (or the other way round, 296px in the input style).
Hope that helps.
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My inputs are all styled by the same class "iinput" which has a width of 300px.
My submit button is styled by a class "submit-button" which also has a width of 300px.
Yet if you look at the page, the submit button and select button are not the same width.
Why?
Thanks
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That happens because by default CSS adds 2px padding to input forms.
To correct, just put 304px in the "submit-button" style (or the other way round, 296px in the input style).
Hope that helps.
The fix is in fact 10px? I was wondering why.. Thanks
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