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I am re-doing my old 3.7 site map hack and I'm looking for anyone who is willing to help with re-doing the template. The CSS stuff is a lot different than the old way. If you are willing to help and you know your way around CSS, I would really appreciate it. Thanks!
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I finally got everything switched over to DIVs now without any more table code. The problem I am having now is how to make the <ul> and <li> code work like it did before with tables. And how to do a double line break using DIV instead of having the have <br /> all over the place. Any suggestions?
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padding is probably what you want. http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_padding.asp
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I already tried that and it is not working.
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Perhaps you can send me a link to see this and tell me what you want and I can try to write some css for you.
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Sending PM now.
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#7
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OK, for anyone interested, the following pic is what I have so far for the Site Map hack for vb 4. If I get enough interest in it, I might release it, after a little more testing in various browsers.
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