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    Default Password Forgotten tamplate: Form appearing way to the right

    I just noticed this on my Forgotten Password page:

    http://www.jamwestfoods.com/store/in...word_forgotten

    The forgot password form is way off to the right instead of inside the content area as you would expect. I thought it might be something with the <form> tag but all other pages with forms display just great. So why is there a problem here?

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    Default Re: Password Forgotten tamplate: Form appearing way to the right

    Looks OK here in IE7.

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    Default Re: Password Forgotten tamplate: Form appearing way to the right

    Really? That's interesting. It's screwed up in Firefox. Usually it's the other way around.

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    Default Re: Password Forgotten tamplate: Form appearing way to the right

    This'll fix it, but it's really just correcting something that's wrong in the first place that I can't find. You've got a lot of float:right's in your stylesheets.


    #passwordForgotten {
    float:left;}

 

 

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