i have more on this...
the style="display:inline" only happens if i have a css rule setup
that would apply display:none
to that element. so basically, it is rather helpfully ( in some cases
i suppose, but not mine. )
putting an element to override my desire for it not to be displayed.
i suspect getting around this is going to be difficult.
is there a way to have to plugin simply not put the error label in at
all?
On Dec 15, 10:52 am, Sean T Allen <
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> when using the validation plugin, its creating the error label with
>
> style="display: inline"
>
> set on the element which is messing up page display...
>
> the marketo demo that i copied from doesn't have that issue...
>
> it creates the label without any style on the element itself...
>
> can anyone explain the why of this?
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