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It looks fine to me in Firefox too, I am just concerned about users in Chrome and Safari. Any idea, or should I just not really worry about it?

http://climbhigh.com/wp/images/broken

Screen shot from chrome,

safari just shows a blue box with a question mark….

Ok, got that. I was actually using the wrong script from the forum.

One more quick question. What is the best way to style the search button? I have had this problem before. Assign it it’s own class id?

Thanks for the direction!

On it! Thanks again for the help!

Yes I understand that, but I am unfamiliar with PHP. I have tried adding the following <?php bjaq_form(); ?> to my functions.php but had no luck. I don’t know where to put the piece of code is what I was trying to say.

Yes I think this is it…

function bjaq_form() {

    global $aErrors;

    $sContent = "";

	if (get_request_var("bjaq_action") == "bjaq_success") {
        $sContent .=  '<div id="bjaq-result">Successfully submitted message!
            <a href=".">Submit another</a>.</div>';
	} else {

        $bjaq_error = "";
        if (get_request_var("bjaq_action") == "bjaq_error") {
            $err_type = get_request_var("bjaq_error");

            if (!isset($aErrors[$err_type])) {
                $err_type = "unknown";
            }

            $sContent .= '<div id="bjaq-result">' . $aErrors[$err_type] . '</div>';
        }

        $sContent .= bjaq_form_html()
            . ' <div id="bjaq-result">' . ($bjaq_error ? $bjaq_error : '') . '</div>';
	}

	$sContent .= '</noscript>';

	$sContent = '<h3>Ask A Question</h3>' . PHP_EOL . $sContent;

	echo($sContent);
}

Now I just don’t know how to get the form in my sidebar… There is nothing in the widgets options…