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Web Source Web Design Tips - Preformat Your Forms

The FORM tag is used to set up input forms on your web
site. To properly align your forms, instead of using a
table, use the

 tag for the same results. Your form 
will be displayed exactly as you format it within your HTML.

By preformatting your forms, not only will it save you
some time, but it will also cut down on your HTML code
and speed up your web sites load time.



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