The following example has four elements in two spans:
label1:(input1) label2:(input2)
When you hit the button to switch the document.dir to 'rtl', it comes out
............... (input1):label2 :(input2) label1
Whereas what I expected and need is
............... (input2):label2 (input1):label1
Please help. I could live without the colons, but not with the broken span cum misleading labels....
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How to maintain the integrity of adjacent spans in dir=rtl ?
Last edited by John Fairfield; Jan 22 '11, 07:38 PM. Reason: forgot to mention which browsers I'd tried. -
Neither div nor span aligning within container div
Hi,
I have a container div, which contains two divs, which need to appear side by side. Everything is fixed width, but the two divs are appearing with a line break. I tried to fix this by converting them into spans, but even then they appeared with a line break.
The style sheet properties for these are
...Code:#container{ width:992px; background-image:url(../images/content_background.png); -
HTML parsing errors with rdfa in Common Tag span elements?
I have been trying to get my HTML pages all up to a common standard and I am now at a point where the only parsing errors are in Amaya.
Amaya rejects the Common Tag attributes in span elements that are RDFa, i.e., use the attributes of
typeof="ctag:Ta g"
and the essential attribute
resource=
What version of DOCTYPE for HTML will tolerate these attributes in span elements? Must it be...
