[Amaury]

Originally Posted by Lynne

You may want to take a look at the W3Schools site in my signature. They have excellent information about CSS. .wgobox is a class, yes. If you give something it's own class, like <div class="myfirst">, then you would write css like:

.myfirst {display:inline; float:left;}

Thanks.

I made the codes the following:

<div class="myfirst">{vb:rawphrase there_are_x_y_online_link, {vb:raw totalonline}, {vb:raw session.sessionurl_q}} <span class="shade">{vb:rawphrase x_members_and_y_guests, {vb:raw numberregistered}, {vb:raw numberguest}}</span></div>

<div class="myfirst">{vb:rawphrase most_users_ever_online_was_x_y_at_z, {vb:raw recordusers}, {vb:raw recorddate}, {vb:raw recordtime}}</div>

However, if you look at the forum, you'll notice it affected the user listings, too, as well a shortened the amount of space between the Currently Active Users text and that first border under it; therefore making "Users currently online" and "Most users ever online" overlap it, which, of course, I didn't want.

Did I do something wrong?