HTML and CSS

CSS height property line to the data entry form.?

I had a design to return to my creators, who are more art than CSS things. It has set the default line height 16px in all documents. Most of the documents you are working data entry forms. The default height of a particular text box or select list is 20px in most browsers. This makes the tag cloud for points of entry to be partial, no matter what the property to select the vertical alignment. In general, in a form, not the default line height or to prevent such 20px of things? Only rows with the radio button entries seem to develop when I turn 20. Does anyone have a preference in the design of input forms?

I specify a fixed height of the registration form object, then the same value as the height of the height and the tag line. Using the same height line on the label will cause the center of the label text vertically. vertical-align: center is not designed to align text vertically.

CSS Vertical Align