Brian.
A DIV is considered a block element and so typically its content
flows to fill the size of the DIVs specified width rather than the
other way around. A DIV will expand its height to fit the text
inserted.
What you could do is set the widths of the DIVS to percentages this
would al
ore like a
standard application menu bar which in some ways is preferable.
For reference, if anyone has encountered similar behavior and found a
solution I would still be interested in knowing.
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Daniel
On 5/7/06 8:27 PM, "francky" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Daniel Pape w
to be standards compliant and XHTML valid after all
these years ;-) Thanks!
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Daniel Pape
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The best way to do this would be to "float" each div inside your container.
This will allow them to line up horizontally. The CSS may look like this.
#Box1 {
float: left;
width: xxx;
}
#Box2 {
float: left;
width: xxx;
}
#Box3 {
float: left;
width: xxx;
}
#Box4 {
float:
On 05 2, 06, at 10:16 PM, bj wrote:
>> One more question, where is how to or tutorial on getting your
>> mini site
>
>> logo to show up in the browser URL window?
>
> Are you talking about the favicon? If so, here's the url for
> learning how to use them along with a cool tool for making them.
