On Mar 5, 2006, at 1:11 AM, Paul Novitski wrote:
> 2) declare them both inline:
>
> dt,
> dd
> {
> display: inline;
> }
I just went through this on the page I've been pestering folks in
vain about. By itself, this doesn't work. By defining both as in-
line, you're forced to either add a br tag to separate the next dt
from the previous dd or you're forced to wrap every dt/dd set with
dl's, making them each a list unto themselves. The right solution was
your first option. Float the dt left, and you can also get an
effective outdent, if wished, by playing with the margins.
If you're using XHTML, you can play around with the di tag and see if
you can use it to get what you want, see if the browsers you're
aiming for will support it. If they do, you can make the dl family
dance with your css.
Have Fun,
Arlen
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