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This is not as simple as I thought. It probably requires a skeleton solution, so I would like to hand this issue off to @fontnerd. Amy, if you add margin-top: 170px; to the .zot class styles, you will be able to see how the styling should look. But you can't actually use this solution because it will put a huge amount of whitespace between the two form elements on a mobile or small browser window.
in the skeleton.css, we can add specific rules for the margin within the @media queries. Or alternately, we could use %-based top-margin? let me
monkey around with this....
This is not as simple as I thought. It probably requires a skeleton
solution, so I would like to hand this issue off to @fontnerdhttps://github.com/fontnerd.
Amy, if you add margin-top: 170px; to the .zot class styles, you will be
able to see how the styling should look. But you can't actually use this
solution because it will put a huge amount of whitespace between the two
form elements on a mobile or small browser window.
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Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com//issues/118#issuecomment-22119470
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They should line up horizontally (as suggested by Scott Williams (issue #109).
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