> I ddint use a parent <ul> but even though the text in the <li> is not
> wrapping, meaning I want it to
> display within a certain area so if ther is more than one line of text it wud
> automatically skip to
> a next line and align itself...
Huh? If you have an <li> it needs to be in a <ul>, <ol>, or <menu> (and you
shouldn't really use <menu>. It's deprecated). That's the rules. That could be
one source of your problem.
But if you want to limit it to a particular width, that's what the width
property is for.
Something like:
li {
width: 25%;
}
Or even better
ul (or whatever list container you're using) {
width: 25%;
}
---Tim
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