i need to have as many as 5 divs side by side on the same line without a
break. if browser displays a horizontal scrollbar, its ok with my users and
they can resize it.
something like the following:
X X X X X
where each 'X' is a div with my stuff inside them and i dont want it to look
like
X X X
X
or something like that
thanks for your help 6 38792
Mel wrote: i need to have as many as 5 divs side by side on the same line without a break. if browser displays a horizontal scrollbar, its ok with my users and they can resize it.
something like the following:
X X X X X
where each 'X' is a div with my stuff inside them and i dont want it to look like
X X X X
or something like that
Wrap them in a div with a fixed width that holds all 5 inner divs.
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no you would do it like:
<div style=float:left;clear:right>
.....
</div>
you can place as many as you like to fill your ONE row
"Els" <el*********@tiscali.nl> wrote in message
news:16***************************@40tude.net... Mel wrote:
i need to have as many as 5 divs side by side on the same line without a break. if browser displays a horizontal scrollbar, its ok with my users
and they can resize it.
something like the following:
X X X X X
where each 'X' is a div with my stuff inside them and i dont want it to
look like
X X X X
or something like that
Wrap them in a div with a fixed width that holds all 5 inner divs.
-- Els http://locusmeus.com/ Sonhos vem. Sonhos vão. O resto é imperfeito. - Renato Russo - Now playing: Squeeze - Dr. Jazz
Mel wrote: "Els" <el*********@tiscali.nl> wrote in message news:16***************************@40tude.net... Mel wrote:
i need to have as many as 5 divs side by side on the same line without a break. if browser displays a horizontal scrollbar, its ok with my users and they can resize it.
something like the following:
X X X X X
where each 'X' is a div with my stuff inside them and i dont want it to look like
X X X X
or something like that
Wrap them in a div with a fixed width that holds all 5 inner divs. no you would do it like:
<div style=float:left;clear:right> .... </div>
you can place as many as you like to fill your ONE row
Hang on - you are asking how to put 5 divs in a row without wrapping
to a next line, I give you a solution, and then you tell me it's not
correct? Why did you ask, and have you tried your own solution?
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Els http://locusmeus.com/
Sonhos vem. Sonhos vão. O resto é imperfeito.
- Renato Russo -
sorry, i did not know then, but out of desparation i tried many things and
one that i mentioned worked.
no offence, i truley appreciate your help. it did take me a while and many
tries.
"Els" <el*********@tiscali.nl> wrote in message
news:1i******************************@40tude.net.. . Mel wrote: "Els" <el*********@tiscali.nl> wrote in message news:16***************************@40tude.net... Mel wrote:
i need to have as many as 5 divs side by side on the same line without
a break. if browser displays a horizontal scrollbar, its ok with my
users and they can resize it.
something like the following:
X X X X X
where each 'X' is a div with my stuff inside them and i dont want it
to look like
X X X X
or something like that
Wrap them in a div with a fixed width that holds all 5 inner divs. no you would do it like:
<div style=float:left;clear:right> .... </div>
you can place as many as you like to fill your ONE row
Hang on - you are asking how to put 5 divs in a row without wrapping to a next line, I give you a solution, and then you tell me it's not correct? Why did you ask, and have you tried your own solution?
-- Els http://locusmeus.com/ Sonhos vem. Sonhos vão. O resto é imperfeito. - Renato Russo -
in comp.infosystems. www.authoring.stylesheets, Mel wrote: sorry, i did not know then, but out of desparation i tried many things and one that i mentioned worked.
But obviously you didn't think that there is other possibilities to do
same thing. And it is interesting, as your "solution" don't do what you
asked, and Els' solution does.
no offence, i truley appreciate your help. it did take me a while and many tries.
I don't appreciate your top posting, lack of capitals and snipping, so
you never get any help from me. http://oakroadsystems.com/genl/unice.htm
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Mel wrote: "Els" <el*********@tiscali.nl> wrote in message news:1i******************************@40tude.net.. . Mel wrote: "Els" <el*********@tiscali.nl> wrote in message news:16***************************@40tude.net... Mel wrote:
> i need to have as many as 5 divs side by side on the same line > without a break. if browser displays a horizontal scrollbar, > its ok with my users and they can resize it.
Wrap them in a div with a fixed width that holds all 5 inner divs.
no you would do it like:
<div style=float:left;clear:right> .... </div>
you can place as many as you like to fill your ONE row
sorry, i did not know then, but out of desparation i tried many things and one that i mentioned worked.
Then I guess you didn't explain yourself enough. Weren't you asking
for divs in a row that should not wrap to the next line? If you now
make your window narrower, you're saying the row doesn't wrap the divs
and a horizontal scrollbar appears? I doubt that.
no offence, i truley appreciate your help. it did take me a while and many tries.
No problem.
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Els http://locusmeus.com/
Sonhos vem. Sonhos vão. O resto é imperfeito.
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