Is it possible in CSS to have a block level element that will expand its
width to fit its contents?
I have a block level element (a form) containing <select> fields, the values
of which are drawn from a database. Therefore, the width of these <select>
fields will be unknown, so I need the form width to be flexible and to
expand if need be.
I have read about using inline-block for the display property, which from
initial tests seems to do the job. However, is this the best way to go, or
would you suggest another way?
Thanks,
Stephen
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