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Nope that didn't do it. That's ok I give you a big thanks for the help. If I can't figure it out I have another idea that I might use. Was just trying to get the navbar vertical instead of horizontal.
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If there is already something on the left of that, you may not be able to do a float left.
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It was next to the "Search" part but I put in some <br/> to drop it down to where it is now in the picture I posted in the first post. Is it possible those are causing the problem?
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A break wont help you on the float left. It needs to be on it's own table row.
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Maybe that is where my problem is. Now I need to go and figure that part out. God I love this.:D I guess this is the only way i am going to learn. If i can ever get this style that I am working on out you are getting some major credit for this for all of your help.
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No problem. I didn't do anything. ;)
If you get close and can't quite get it, let me know and we will see what we can figure out. |
Yeah once I figure how to get it down to the next line without the breaks then it may work. Not sure if if W3S has anything on it. Gonna check them out.
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Like I said, it needs to have it's own <tr>. That would put it on the next row which should be where you want it. ;)
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Finally my stupidity was pointed out to me . Got it now. Don't know why I kept using the <br> tags. Much appreciated sir.
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What fixed it?
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