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Posted by Wrm on 09/28/96 11:42
"d" <d@example.com> kirjoitti
viestiss:4ucSf.36838$wl.26291@text.news.blueyonder.co.uk...
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> Read up about CSS :) Particularly "Float".
Yes, easiest way is to float things left and right
> Spans are for applying style to text - divs are for positioning and
> aligning. Using a span for positioning is not going to work ;)
Not exactly true (http://www.kolumbus.fi/ace/ng/just-so-you-know.html just
to show that, and feel free to validate it, it should, and should work on
IE, FF and opera too) , I suggest you should read more about SPANs and DIVs
;) DIVs are generally used for block-level stuff, spans inline, but that do
not stop using them other ways either if you must, or it do not stop using
them for positioning things either.
I agree though that I would not suggest to use spans for thing like this, I
would use DIVs instead :)
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