Hello all -
I'm a complete CSS novice, with only about ten months HTML experience (all
learned from helping with a table-based redesign of my company's website)
and only one month of self study in xhtml, css, and standards-based coding.
So, you know, take pity on me and stuff.
On a couple sites
from what i understand, one newbie to another, is that you can
*either* float or display, but both don't happen at the same time
(unless you consult with IE). if you float, it means that display
is effectively ignored by standards-comliant browsers.
floating means that the li no longer has a
cj wrote:
from what i understand, one newbie to another, is that you can
*either* float or display, but both don't happen at the same time
(unless you consult with IE). if you float, it means that display
is effectively ignored by standards-comliant browsers.
Well, almost. When an element is
On 1/26/06, Matt Dawson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What's the benefit of displaying the list as inline if floating each li
element left within the containing block could accomplish the same effect?
Are there any examples where you *have* to use the display: inline rule to
acheive the intended
On 27 Jan 2006, at 7:36 am, Adam Kuehn wrote:
from what i understand, one newbie to another, is that you can
*either* float or display, but both don't happen at the same time
(unless you consult with IE). if you float, it means that display
is effectively ignored by standards-comliant
