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| ID | Project | Category | View Status | Date Submitted | Last Update |
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| 0010258 | phpList 3 application | General | public | 11-06-07 19:26 | 13-02-19 12:41 |
| Reporter | user1308 | ||||
| Priority | normal | Severity | minor | Reproducibility | always |
| Status | resolved | Resolution | fixed | ||
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| Target Version | Fixed in Version | ||||
| Summary | 0010258: CSS expert needed | ||||
| Description | Ben, I need help in this page http://www.patrickeley.com/?lid=33 The third level with the date, text and links need to be inline (there will be a new column, check the image or talk to me about it). I don't know how to do it, have been trying for ages... Can you test it to look like that? I have attached and image of what I'm saying. Ta. | ||||
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Or I can make it table based and sorted... What you think? |
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hi - ok the prob was that each 'block' needed a class so that you can then control it in the css - I've added these to the tempalte and updated the CSS I've put some coloured borders on so you can see what's what: http://www.patrickeley.com/?lid=33 So adjust the css to how you want it and remove the borders |
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A new one: Ben, here http://www.patrickeley.com/?lid=1 I need the text of images to be bottom vertical aligned. Should I add a div around the text, display block, vertical align bottom (or is it text-align??)... Please advice. Thanks. |
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ah - a classic css problem this..! You can solve this immediately by using a <table..! OR, you can solve using CSS but ONLY if you specify a height for the <li although to be honest I wouldn't do this with a list at all - better to create them as <divs and float them left - otherwise it won't validate. so with CSS you'd have to set a fixed height for each item |
