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how to show component in single row

 
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using icefaces / jsf i want to design search bar that contain selectOneMenu,selectInputText, button & connection status

i have written a code for that but i got line break after selectOneMenu. when i remove the selectInputText, i got the every component in single row. so what is the way to get all component in a single row. The code i am using is as follows -

 
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Use a table and place individual component in separate columns of a TABLE ROW
 
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i have already used that but i am not able to set its position to top. the select input text component getting extra space on top.
i want to fix it in 10px height.
 
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use Style Class

<style type="text/css">
td.padding {padding-top:2cm;}
</style>
 
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