>
> Solution: add...
>
> .description {float: left;}
>
> ...and delete...
>
> .description {display:block;}
>
> regards
>Georg
> --
You totally beat me to it, and with such a simpler solution. You have
my vote.
Eystein
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I'm not able to look at your code on my phone, but by the looks of it
you have the spans between the paragrahs.
Technically I'd say the spans should be headings, but to answer your
question;
Set the container div to position: relative; then set the spans to
position: absolute; add a negative
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
Trying to convert our City's council meeting minutes from a horrid
workflow which starts in Word, gets exported with all of Word's mess
into HTML, table based, etc. etc.
I've got it almost right except for the placement of content within my
span tags. I want that content to line up with the conte
