Im trying to get this <p> tage to only be like 50% width and have the other part be a <form>. I could easily do this by adding more divs but they i would have like 50 divs instead of 4. I can get the <p>'s width to work, but then anything after it it on the next line. If i change the display to inline then i can put stuff right after, but the width doesnt work. Please Help me.
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.mystupidcrap.com/scott/index2.phpUse">http://www.mystupidcrap.com/scott/index2.phpUse</a><!-- m --> float:left on the #primarycontent p and relevant form. Then use clear:both on the next element.
After the rule #primarycontent p, you have a rule p, which will override the previous rule.ya but dont floats not work on some browsers and then it will mess everything up. Is that the only way?You could also use position:absolute; but then you lose flexibility in layout.Originally posted by BlackDragon1012
ya but dont floats not work on some browsers and then it will mess everything up.Whatever gave you that idea?
Here's a floaty layout that works in IE4+, NN6+, Moz, Moz FB/FF and Opera5+.Originally posted by BlackDragon1012
ya but dont floats not work on some browsers and then it will mess everything up.
I belive Mac IE 5 is a little buggy. A minor problem.If you're smart enough to buy a Mac, you're not dumb enough to Download IE surely.ok thanks ill try it out
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.mystupidcrap.com/scott/index2.phpUse">http://www.mystupidcrap.com/scott/index2.phpUse</a><!-- m --> float:left on the #primarycontent p and relevant form. Then use clear:both on the next element.
After the rule #primarycontent p, you have a rule p, which will override the previous rule.ya but dont floats not work on some browsers and then it will mess everything up. Is that the only way?You could also use position:absolute; but then you lose flexibility in layout.Originally posted by BlackDragon1012
ya but dont floats not work on some browsers and then it will mess everything up.Whatever gave you that idea?
Here's a floaty layout that works in IE4+, NN6+, Moz, Moz FB/FF and Opera5+.Originally posted by BlackDragon1012
ya but dont floats not work on some browsers and then it will mess everything up.
I belive Mac IE 5 is a little buggy. A minor problem.If you're smart enough to buy a Mac, you're not dumb enough to Download IE surely.ok thanks ill try it out