Hi there,
I have a legacy web form on the site and have written a mobile friendly version manually but integrating Sellerdeck form processing codes. All well and good, but the submit button generated by the javascript insists on aligning to the right breaking the mobile display width.
I have looked at all formatting and layout options and ensured all alignment options are to the left.
I have tried aligning to the left using a whole range of aligning attributes within span, div and td tags, all of which have no effect.
I have checked for padding and margin attributes and am utterly defeated.
Has anyone else come across this and managed to find a solution?
You can see the page here:
https://www.beamingbaby.co/free_napp..._request_3.php
There will be missing data within the page as the parameters are missing from the URL so please don't click the submit button.
Obviously, to see the full effect you will need to use a mobile or mobile emulator.
Thanks for your help.
Grant
EDIT: I see from the rendered code via the javasript that resulting iframe has a width set greater than that of the mobile screen.
I have a legacy web form on the site and have written a mobile friendly version manually but integrating Sellerdeck form processing codes. All well and good, but the submit button generated by the javascript insists on aligning to the right breaking the mobile display width.
I have looked at all formatting and layout options and ensured all alignment options are to the left.
I have tried aligning to the left using a whole range of aligning attributes within span, div and td tags, all of which have no effect.
I have checked for padding and margin attributes and am utterly defeated.
Has anyone else come across this and managed to find a solution?
You can see the page here:
https://www.beamingbaby.co/free_napp..._request_3.php
There will be missing data within the page as the parameters are missing from the URL so please don't click the submit button.
Obviously, to see the full effect you will need to use a mobile or mobile emulator.
Thanks for your help.
Grant
EDIT: I see from the rendered code via the javasript that resulting iframe has a width set greater than that of the mobile screen.