@hmadamk
Posted
the input is a self closing tag so position relative on it is futile so what you might want to do is to use a label instead mkae the input a child of the label make the label position relative and make the image postion absolute and use percentage like so
.image{position:absolute; left:90%;}
or you could use the position on your .email-field div i'd rather you use label as it's more semantic but it's your call
so you could do .emailfeild{ position relative } .emailfield .error { position: absolute; /* left: 460px; */ /* top: 448px; */ */ top: 25%; left: 150px; display: none; } .emailfield .image { position: absolute; left: 80%; }
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@hmadamk
Posted
@hmadamk if this helped you, you might consider mark it as helpful
@fee-sah-yor
Posted
@hmadamk Thank you so much. i tried using the label tag and it worked but the error image and arrow button are still not positioned properly when i close the inspect page
@hmadamk
Posted
@fee-sah-yor I think you shuold use the solution above by using your own .emailfield and the next time you build you should use labels and forms this is not going to be easy but the purpose of is to make your website accessible to all people around the world so you want to try it next time
