Code:
.navbox {
background-color: #FFFFFF;
border-style: solid;
border-color: #000000;
border-top-width: 1px;
border-right-width: 1px;
border-bottom-width:
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I finally figured it out. I had not enclosed the left grouping in a span. When I do that, it works beautifully with a text arrow and / or an image arrow (transparent area redefined). I'm so relieved to have finally figured this out! Here is the code I am using:
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I have learned today what you meant by specifying width! Tomorrow I will try putting what I've learned about width-specified floats to the problem area described in this thread, and will post back. :)Leave a comment:
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Thank you, KUB365! Does that stand for Keeping U Busy 365? :pLeave a comment:
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I went through all of my stylesheet and removed display: inline from every float. No change was made to my layout, so that's great!
I'm confused about the second thing you said about specifying the width of a floated element. I can't do that because the language of these links is generated by php based on the name users (administrators ) apply to their forums, and to other relevant data. My intention is to use this "navbox"...Leave a comment:
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Yes, I realize that all of this can be accomplished with tables. The objective is no tables. I'm sure I forgot to make that part clear. <sorry>Leave a comment:
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Avatars for Newbies?
This is only my second post, but before I made my first one I wanted an avatar. The ability seems to be turned off for newbies. I can understand that, but at what post count may I have one? :) -
Broken Float with Links and Text or Image
I arrived here from a websearch that found this thread from your archives:
http://www.thescripts.com/forum/thread97805.html
It helped me to understand that I am on the right track, but I still have one problem surrounding this issue.
I am trying to make a <div> block that contains
a) a link
b) an arrow or an image of an arrow
c) another link
d) another link floated off to the far right
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