Just a quick question about a part of my CSS

Can you tell me what this is for:

FORM, SELECT, INPUT {
	display: inline;
	font-size: 1em;
	margin: 0.1em;
	}

And what would happen if I removed this part:

	display: inline;

The reason I ask, is that I installed a Wishlist mod, and removing this line is the only thing that aligns the "compact view" option of the mod properly in both Firefox and IE.

Anyone?

I've removed it from my CSS, and I don't see any changes/differences.

Should be OK. Check anywhere you have form elements, including the login/create account pages and Contact Us.

Yes, all my form elements seem ok (I don't notice any difference and they work just fine).

Can you tell me exactly what that line does for them?

It ensures that the elements are displayed, well, in a line, without line breaks, as long as there's room.

**display:block **includes a line break before and after the element.

Ok, so it has nothing to do with what they type in the form itself, just what the form looks like, right?