With inline element, take p for example, when a span element is
floated right, and placed after the content of the p, it drops to
second line in Firefox (not sure about IE, as I never check it).
<p>This is a paragraph. <span class="f-right'> a span class floated
right </span> </p>
or
<p>This is a paragraph. </p>
<span class="f-right'> a span class floated right </span>
If I arrange it like so then it stays at the same line and this is how
I always do (and know it works for IE).
<p><span class="f-right'> a span class floated right </span> This is
a paragraph. </p>
or
<span class="f-right'> a span class floated right </span>
<p>This is a paragraph. </p>
But it's not always a desirable workaround, for instance, I am working
on an account login page, where, in the dashboard, I want to have
something like this:
Contact Information Edit
<h5>Contact Information <span class="f-right">Edit</span><h5>
Structurally I think it's more appropriate to have the above markup
than this:
<span class="f-right">Edit</span>
<h5>Contact Information</h5>
But Firefox doesn't corporate. I don't want to add extra code to have
the h5 floated left and force it to display block.
Any idea how I can have the cake and eat it too?
Thanks!
tee
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