Posted by Spartanicus on 08/11/05 17:23

"Greg N." <yodel_dodel@yahoo.com> wrote:

>I have a some text that is include (through PHP) in different pages:
>
><div class=mystuff>item 1</div>
><div class=mystuff>item 2</div>
><div class=mystuff>item 3</div>

Div soup, use the appropriate structural and semantic markup instead.

>On one type of page, these items should appear on separate lines, as if
>they were sparated by <br>.
>
>On another type of page, the items should appear side by side, separated
>by spaces.
>
>The difference between the two cases should be coded in CSS only. Can
>anybody give me a hint on how to do this, if it is possible?

Depends on the markup, for a list:

ul li{display:inline} to switch it to inline ("list-item" is the
default).

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Spartanicus

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