Hacky attempt. Lot's of mark-up and CSS: http://jsbin.com/abuku/
On Jun 1, 8:13 pm, dmikester1 wrote:
> Thanks Ryan. That worked pretty well. There is still one thing that is
> causing an issue. It is now pushing the right name farther to the right and
> pulling it back. Any ideas how to fix
Try to separate the "&" symbol in a or another tag with position
absolute.
I think it will solve your problem.
2009/6/1 dmikester1
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> Thanks Ryan. That worked pretty well. There is still one thing that is
> causing an issue. It is now pushing the right name farther to the right
> and
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Thanks Ryan. That worked pretty well. There is still one thing that is
causing an issue. It is now pushing the right name farther to the right and
pulling it back. Any ideas how to fix that?
Thanks again.
Mike
ryan.joyce...@googlemail.com wrote:
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> scuze my lazy code, on a teabreak - t
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by the way, z-index controls layer order and wouldn't have much impact
if the elements were all displayed inline.
if think of your elements as being made up of sheets of paper stacked
ontop of each other z-index is their order in that stack. the default
behaviour is the first element in the sourc
by the way, z-index controls layer order and wouldn't have much impact
if the elements were all displayed inline.
if you had two absolutely positioned elements overlapping, the one
with the highest z-index would be nearer the back of the pile.
On Jun 1, 2:30 pm, "ryan.j" wrote:
> scuze my lazy
scuze my lazy code, on a teabreak - this is just to hilight a way of
using line-height to stop the fonts sliding down.
$("#names").click(function(){
$("#names span").animate({
fontSize: "50px",
}, 1500 );
$("#names span").animate({
fontSize: "1em",
}, 1
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