What would be the best way to make four roughly square divs line up in
a horizontal row on a page? I've tried display:inline; with no luck
(it just destroyed the box shape) and at the moment I've got a very
messy solution with display:table-cell - I had to put   between
each div as margin had no effect.

Any ideas? Greatly appreciated.

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On 2007-07-19, Adam <kindredhyperion@gmail.comwrote:

What would be the best way to make four roughly square divs line up in
a horizontal row on a page? I've tried display:inline; with no luck
(it just destroyed the box shape) and at the moment I've got a very
messy solution with display:table-cell - I had to put &nbsp; between
each div as margin had no effect.
>
Any ideas? Greatly appreciated.

Make them float: left.

display: inline-block would be ideal, but is not widely supported.

Well bust mah britches and call me cheeky, on Thu, 19 Jul 2007 21:02:24 GMT
Adam scribed:

What would be the best way to make four roughly square divs line up in
a horizontal row on a page? I've tried display:inline; with no luck
(it just destroyed the box shape) and at the moment I've got a very
messy solution with display:table-cell - I had to put &nbsp; between
each div as margin had no effect.
>
Any ideas? Greatly appreciated.

As Ben C said, floats are the answer. But read-up on "clear" for what
follows.

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On 19 Jul, 22:02, Adam <kindredhyper...@gmail.comwrote:

Any ideas? Greatly appreciated.

Use float

Read http://brainjar.com/css/positioning/ for a guide to the gory
details. It's easy to put the <div>s where you want, getting things to
sort themselves out afterwards (with clear) needs a bit more digging.