Thomas,
In my experience, this is not a simple task. I have duplicate the
results with the text on the right, but it has some drawbacks. The
menu links are a fixed width. This was done so that I could accurately
align the text on the right.
You can see a demonstration at the following sit
On 11/02/2008, at 22.11, Thomas Watson wrote:
> You can see an example of what I would like to achieve here:
> http://tws.name/resources/2008/02/tabs-with-text.png
By request, I've just added an HTML/CSS example page:
http://tws.name/resources/2008/02/tabs-with-text.html
/watson
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I have an unordered list () and a piece of text (currently
wrapped in a div, but it could be a span as well)
I would like the text to appear first in the HTML source and the list
to appear second (due to search engine indexing, screen readers etc.)
The list is rendered using CSS as a set of
