Suggestion

[oranage-ninja-guy]

The wrapper div put around the input element can break layouts that depend on the input staying as inline. Suggest adding 'inline-block' to the style declaration on the wrapper div. This seems to work for my particular instance.

diff:

[sdavied@linuxweb js]$ svn diff jquery-clearsearch.js
Index: jquery-clearsearch.js
===================================================================
--- jquery-clearsearch.js       (revision 359)
+++ jquery-clearsearch.js       (working copy)
@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@
                                                divClass = settings.clearClass + '_div';

                                        if (!$this.parent().hasClass(divClass)) {
-                                               $this.wrap('<div style="position: relative;" class="'
+                                               $this.wrap('<div style="display: inline-block; position: relative;" class="'
                                                        + divClass + '">' + $this.html() + '</div>');
                                                $this.after('<a style="position: absolute; cursor: pointer;" class="'
                                                        + settings.clearClass + '">' + settings.linkText + '</a>');

Edit: posted the correct diff (old one applied to the anchor rather than div - oversight on my part)

[Daijobou]

+1

[horacioj]

+1