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LOL! You're freaking kidding me!!! Sometimes I feel like I've been a hack my whole freaking life.<br />
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Good one.
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LOL! You're freaking kidding me!!! Sometimes I feel like I've been a hack my whole freaking life.

Good one.

LOL glad to help. I do that all the time haha

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Hi,<br />
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I layed out my page and everything looks good. I have a table row at the top that I want to put a form in (login), but when I put the form in, it increases the table row. Is there a way around this? I mean using the form while NOT having it add a paragraph?
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Hi,

I layed out my page and everything looks good. I have a table row at the top that I want to put a form in (login), but when I put the form in, it increases the table row. Is there a way around this? I mean using the form while NOT having it add a paragraph?

Form padding size??

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