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I was trying to figure out a simple way of making a list of links on the left side the way it is right now, with the arrow image, using just css. Using the background-image command inside of a "p" tag would take up so much room seeing as my family page has two additional links right underneath it. Please look to see what I'm talking about. The p tag makes em all the same distance instead of right underneath. I figure you can probably use positioning for each one, but that would be so time consuming, not too mention how much extra code it would take to do all that. Now, I'm using tables and have one error in html validator which is very annoying. "that's not counting under stricter rules for html 4.01" Can anyone tell me how to make my list using just css? Sorry for such a long post.<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://css.maxdesign.com.au/listamatic/vertical05.htmThat">http://css.maxdesign.com.au/listamatic/ ... 05.htmThat</a><!-- m --> worked out great, thanks much the_tree
I was trying to figure out a simple way of making a list of links on the left side the way it is right now, with the arrow image, using just css. Using the background-image command inside of a "p" tag would take up so much room seeing as my family page has two additional links right underneath it. Please look to see what I'm talking about. The p tag makes em all the same distance instead of right underneath. I figure you can probably use positioning for each one, but that would be so time consuming, not too mention how much extra code it would take to do all that. Now, I'm using tables and have one error in html validator which is very annoying. "that's not counting under stricter rules for html 4.01" Can anyone tell me how to make my list using just css? Sorry for such a long post.<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://css.maxdesign.com.au/listamatic/vertical05.htmThat">http://css.maxdesign.com.au/listamatic/ ... 05.htmThat</a><!-- m --> worked out great, thanks much the_tree