n With Allow Multiple Selections enabled, if you do not set a Height value at all, the browser determines how many items appear onscreen. Internet Explorer, by default, shows four items at a time; Netscape Navigator displays all the items in your list. In the Dreamweaver Document window, only one item is displayed. To exercise control over your scrolling list, it is best to insert a Height value. n The number of characters in the longest label determines the widths of both the scrolling list and the drop-down menu. To widen the List/Menu object, you must directly enter additional spaces ( ) in the HTML code; Dreamweaver does not recognize additional spaces entered through the List Values dialog box. For example, to expand the example Favorite Beer List/Menu object, use the Code inspector or another editor to change
to the following:
501 Interactive Forms 14 502 Adding Advanced Design Features Part III Now you??™re ready to complete the form started earlier in this chapter. For this Technique, make sure the Accessibility options are disabled by opening Edit ??? Preferences (Dreamweaver ??? Preferences), selecting the Accessibility category, and deselecting the Form Objects option.