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inline-block and -moz-inline-box

VK
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#1: Jan 27 '06
-moz-inline-box

is it equal to inline-block or some difference?

what oldest Gecko browser recognize it?

do I need to use it in FF 1.5 ?

Full disclosure: I'm adjusting my SELECT widget based on textfield +
drop-down link menu. So instead of <option> I have <a
href="something.html" class="option"> and inline-block is very handy
there.

Lauri Raittila
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#2: Jan 29 '06

re: inline-block and -moz-inline-box


in comp.infosystems.www.authoring.stylesheets, VK wrote:[color=blue]
> -moz-inline-box
>
> is it equal to inline-block or some difference?[/color]

No. It doesn't work without width.

Use of display:table;display:inline works sometimes just like
display:inline-table
[color=blue]
> what oldest Gecko browser recognize it?[/color]

Don't know. IIRC, there is differences between versions, at least before
FF1.0
[color=blue]
> do I need to use it in FF 1.5 ?[/color]

No.
[color=blue]
> Full disclosure: I'm adjusting my SELECT widget based on textfield +
> drop-down link menu. So instead of <option> I have <a
> href="something.html" class="option"> and inline-block is very handy
> there.[/color]

Might work, if you use width. But usually, if you can use float instead,
use it.

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