There are several possible reasons why the result of your HTML code fragment doesn't look right when you preview in a browser:

• Your code fragment functions, but might need to be adjusted to perform the way you want it to. Change the code fragment in Microsoft Publisher and preview it again.
• The HTML code fragment overlaps another object in Publisher. Separate the objects and preview it again.
• Different browsers interpret HTML in different ways, thus any unexpected result could be caused by the browser you're using.
• You placed BorderArt around the HTML code fragment in Publisher. Remove the BorderArt and preview it again.

There are a few reasons why you may not see the result of your HTML code fragment when you preview in a browser:

• The HTML code fragment you inserted is not correct. Check the code fragment in Microsoft Publisher and change it if necessary.
• The HTML code fragment overlaps another object in Publisher. Separate the objects and preview again.

When adding form controls to a Web page, do not overlap them with other controls or objects and do not use these special effects on them:

• Rotation
• Fill color
• Fill effects (tints, shades, patterns, and gradients)
• Shadowing
• Borders or BorderArt
• Hyperlinks