Re: Voting Radio Buttons positioning? (butterfly)
If you see a way to move them that you think is superior, then please work out all of the details and post exactly how you would do it with example HTML and people can comment on it.

Pardon for not finessing the tags for the ultimate in matching style; this is for illumination and discussion.

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In reply to Re: Re: Voting Radio Buttons positioning? (butterfly) by halley
in thread Voting Radio Buttons positioning? by yung_tw

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