On 8/19/11 9:39 AM, Ghodmode wrote:
On Sat, Aug 20, 2011 at 12:27 AM, Barry Brevik wrote:
Is there a way, with css, to make a FORM and a containing DIV hug the
widest form element without specifically dimensioning the widths in
pixels? Out of the box, the form and the div take up all of the
ava
>> Oops. I probably should have mentioned that I also want to center the
>> result horizontally in the browser window.
>>
>> After trying a whole bunch of things, I'm going to guess that it
can't
>> be done using this method.
>>
>Well how about something like this:
>
>body {
>text-align: cen
> Oops. I probably should have mentioned that I also want to center the
> result horizontally in the browser window.
>
> After trying a whole bunch of things, I'm going to guess that it can't
> be done using this method.
>
Well how about something like this:
body {
text-align: center;
>
> > > http://www.manicreader.com/testpage.html
> >
> > Use float:left on the DIV#container, then on the element
> that follows
> > it, use clear:left.
>
> Wow, man, that works a charm! To be honest, I don't
> understand float and clear very well, but you can bet I'll be
> studying it.
Oop
> > http://www.manicreader.com/testpage.html
>
> Use float:left on the DIV#container, then on the element that
> follows it, use clear:left.
Wow, man, that works a charm! To be honest, I don't understand float and
clear very well, but you can bet I'll be studying it.
Barry Brevik
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On Sat, Aug 20, 2011 at 12:27 AM, Barry Brevik wrote:
> Is there a way, with css, to make a FORM and a containing DIV hug the
> widest form element without specifically dimensioning the widths in
> pixels? Out of the box, the form and the div take up all of the
> available width in the browser.
>
Is there a way, with css, to make a FORM and a containing DIV hug the
widest form element without specifically dimensioning the widths in
pixels? Out of the box, the form and the div take up all of the
available width in the browser.
Here is a test page demonstrating my dilemma:
http://www.manicr
On Fri, Aug 19, 2011 at 10:46 PM, Frank wrote:
> I tried adding shadows to round corner boxes and on the right bottom,
> there's a space that's not filled in. Is there a way to fill that in with
> this type of round corner? Thank you.
> http://www.newbeginnings.info/roundcornershadow.html
>
On Fri, Aug 19, 2011 at 10:46 PM, Frank wrote:
> I tried adding shadows to round corner boxes and on the right bottom,
> there's a space that's not filled in. Is there a way to fill that in with
> this type of round corner? Thank you.
> http://www.newbeginnings.info/roundcornershadow.html
It's th
I tried adding shadows to round corner boxes and on the right bottom,
there's a space that's not filled in. Is there a way to fill that in with
this type of round corner? Thank you.
http://www.newbeginnings.info/roundcornershadow.html
FrankD
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