Olivier Sannier wrote:
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> 1. The "line" to separate the title and the content is done using a
> "groove" border. However, it goes over the right border. Using a red
> background, I figured out why it is doing so. Do you guys think there is
> a way to have such a line inside the rounded box, only using CSS? If
> not, I'll scrap it altogether.
>
> 2. The link inside the "popular articles" box is not using the full
> width of the box, creating a new line for every word. I used the CSS
> inspector add-in for Firefox/Seamonkey but I couldn't find which style
> applies to this text to force it doing so. Looking a the CSS directly
> did not help me either.
>> Hope it helps.
>>
> I sure does, many thanks to all of you.
>
> Regards
> Olivier
Hi Olivier,
Glad the code was helpful. In terms of the groove border, I'm not sure
you have many options there. The absence of semantic html means that we
don't have a reliable page structure to draw on for separating the
headers from the page content (search engines are gonna love that, too).
There are some hacky solutions which might work in certain browsers. I
can investigate a solution if you have your heart set on it.
Try this in your style sheet for the Popular Articles link:
ul li a {display:block;}
Best,
Bill
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