I would like to create a list that adds columns as necessary depending on how many list elements are present. Currently I only know how to do this using a table, which I would like to avoid. Is there
I have an image in a list item I need floated. Everything looks fin开发者_StackOverflowe in FF/6+. Webkit and IE, however, show the list icon on top of the image. When I try floating the list item its
I want to use a list for horizontal links. I understand I need to use display: block for theul and display: inline for the li.
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A quick sketch of my situation is: <ul id=\"selectable\"> <li class=\"t开发者_开发问答able\" id=\"header-row\">
Is there anyway to make the width of a<li> element relative to the text within it, while still having each <开发者_开发技巧;li> centred and one to a line. I want the styling to work just li
I need jquery to ge开发者_如何学Got me the html of the clicked link in the code below. Normally, I can get it. But this time the canvas tag is causing me problems. Can anyone help me with this?
I am trying to create a style sheet to support the display of a legal document with articles, sections, subsections, etc.I would like the outer most ordered list to display \"Article n:\" instead of t
Is there a selector in jQuery which refers to only first line of specific children of the main object?
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