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Kornel L
4,368 PointsRadio buttons and description of it appears in the browser in block instead of inline. Why?
<label>Age: </label>
<input type="radio" id="under_13" value="under_13" name="user_age"><label for="under_13" class="lignt">Under 13</label><br>
<input type="radio" id="over_13" value="over_13" name="user_age"><label for="over_13" class="lignt">13 or over</label>
6 Answers
Doug Hantke
10,018 PointsI'm not sure what exactly you're talking about, but I'm assuming you are wondering why they are laid out vertically instead of side-by-side?
The <br> tag is a line-break and pushing the second radio button down.
nfs
35,526 PointsMaybe you've commented out the CSS file path or something and that's why the styling is not being applied to the HTML file. It's the default layout that you're seeing in the browser. Hope that helps.
Happy Coding !!!
nfs
35,526 PointsYou're right David.
Kornel L
4,368 PointsThanks for replying @Doug Hantke. This is how it appears in the browser.
Age:
o
Under 13
o
13 or over
My question is why is it this way?
Age:
o Under 13
o 13 or over
Thank you!
Doug Hantke
10,018 PointsMy browser is showing it as this:
Age: o Under 13
o 13 or over
Which is how it will appear because of the line break in the code. Otherwise it would all be inline.
Kornel L
4,368 PointsRight that's how it is in the tutorial. My problem is the text 'under 13' is under the radio button not next to it like it should be same problem with '13 or over'. Each text should be next to it's own radio button on the same line, but they are not. So instead of two lines I have four.
Radio button.
under 13
radio button
13 and over
I reedited my previous post to make it visually correct if that helps.
Doug Hantke
10,018 PointsDo you have any CSS running that would be changing the format?
David Olson
8,690 PointsYou spelled the class name wrong. It should read "light" and the block setting is tied to that class.