I am having a problem with displaying my text boxes in an orderly fashion. Currently I am using ModernBill with a custimized order form. On my first part of step 4 (The order form), it looks fine and it lines up perfect. Then, on my 2nd part of step 4(after you click continue on step 4 for the 1st time you come to the 2nd part of it), you will notice that the text boxes look ugly, and have no proper alignment.

How would I fix this? All of the php code is confusing me too much to the point I just cannot figure it out. Any ideas? Here are some of the files I am using for step 4. You can view my problems at www.mrbobdouglas.com/billing/order then procede to step 4. I think I just need a push in the right direction.

Filename: enter_additional_details.inc.php
[copyright material - please see license details]

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Btw, you can do a sample order process, just do not pay for it at the end when it asks you to, lol.

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Bobby, please stop posting code off this script here. It has been confirmed by Michael of modernbill that you are not allowed to do this. I will edit your post above.

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Oh. I did not know that.... I thought I forgot to hit submit last time when I thought I posted this. Thanks for letting me know.. eh. I will ask them if I can.

Since it is a custom form, they said they can't help me with it.

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I have permission to post the code. Should I just not bother with it now? I still need help. Michael of modernbill was not the one who coded it btw.

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I don't think it matters, as the problem appears to be HTML, not PHP. BTW, there is an even worse alignment problem than the one you noted, if you click Continue from the 1st viewing of page 4 and omit a required field.

Part of the problem is in the way you have nested tables, and some of it is just invalid HTML. For example, here is a line with several mistakes:

It should be:

I think your best bet at nailing this is to check the problem pages with an online validator.

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Thanks for pointing that out. There are many different variables that determine what is the final output (html wise). The problem isn't the script outputing bad html.

It is where in the script do I modify the display.

With ModernBill, you use two files for the template, one is the header, other is the footer. Then it prints the header, then the actual content, followed by the footer, pretty simple. I am however, trying to change the "content" area. Which is all written in php with some html. I am unsure where to place the html to produce the final effect of a nicely aligned form.
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JdS, I have permission to post the code, may I do so now so I am able to get help please?

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Send me the file(s) in an email and I will extract the necessary snippets of code and paste them in a reply.

According to their 2nd email on posting Modernbill code:

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