Chris Akins wrote:
> http://www.springfieldmo.gov/egov/cityclerk/minutes_test.html
>
> Basically the text in the left column needs to slide down so that it
> sits on the same line as the corresponding text in the right column.
It's somewhat the other way around. 'display: block' makes the span take
up full lines, and push the rest of the text down. So, it's not the span
that should slide down but the rest of the text that should slide up
along-side the span.
Solution: add...
.description {float: left;}
...and delete...
.description {display:block;}
...and the line-up will be as you want.
Add 'margin-top: (some value)' to the relevant paragraph if you need
more vertical space.
regards
Georg
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