Thanks Hugh, Joseph.
I'd tried wrapping the ABN in a span, but that wasn't working too well
-- putting it in a paragraph worked miracles, though. I managed to get
away without assigning widths to either the p or the ul elements, so
that was good. Yet to throw it at Internet Explorer, but we'll
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Subject: Re: [WSG] Left and right: inline content...
Thanks Hugh, Joseph.
I'd tried wrapping the ABN in a span
Hi all. I'm trying to do something which I know is easy with tables, but of course,
that's not my first preference. Basically, it's a footer line with an ABN number (for
non-Australians, a business registration number) on the left, and an unordered list on
the right with validation links, an
Joshua,
Try putting the ABN in a p tag, giving it a width (in ems) and floating
it left. You will also need to give your ul a width.
It's easier to see what's going on if you give your elements background
colours (temporarily).
-Hugh Todd
Hi all. I'm trying to do something which I know is
Hi Joshua,
try wrapping the abn in p.
#footer {clear: both;}
#footer p {float:left;}
#footer ul {float: right;}
#footer li {display:inline;}
Joe
On Tue, 5 Oct 2004 11:49:01 +1000, Joshua Street
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Hi all. I'm trying to do something which I know is easy with tables,
