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Argh - I'm trying to create a menu navigation using XHTML and CSS :ermm:
I need to get the main title on the left side of the line, and a tiny description on the right hand side... I've tried the following: HTML Code:
<span title="Forum Hosting Packages" style="text-align: left;">-- Forum Hosting Packages</span> <span style="text-align: right;">Ideal for vBulletin Forums!</span> Forum Hosting Packages Ideal for vBulletin Forums! :disappointed: I tried using a <div> align tag, but that made the "Ideal for vBulletin Forums!" text drop to another line :ermm: Any idea how I can achieve this? ![]() Satan |
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What about using float?
![]() HTML Code:
<span title="Forum Hosting Packages" style="float: left;">-- Forum Hosting Packages</span> <span style="float: right;">Ideal for vBulletin Forums!</span> |
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I tried that but that brings the "Ideal for vBulletin Forums!" text onto the next nav menu
![]() Edit: I changed the order to: HTML Code:
<span style="float: right;">Ideal for vBulletin Forums!</span> <span title="Forum Hosting Packages" style="text-align: left;">-- Forum Hosting Packages</span> ![]() Thanks Link ![]() Satan |
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Evil only floats you know
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