I\'m having a problem with the vertical alignment; it aligns to the top when I want it to be at the bottom:
Consider the following HTML structure: <div id=\"footer\"> <div id=\"content\"> <ul> <li>
Can I use <section> tag inside unordered list? I know, that <section> represent a generic section of document. Usually we find heading inside.
im new to jQuery and have a slight issue with the following navigation: http://jsfiddle.net/6Dh8j/7/ Essentially, I love the navigation in the Creative Production section of this lovely site: http:/
I have an array of menu items, each containing Name and URL like this: var menuItems = [ { name : \"Store\",
I am trying to make an ordered list from XML in a textview. This list would be bulleted and properly justified with subheadings. Unfortunately, it seems that the support for this in the xml is minimal
I\'m trying to make some li\'s work and can\'t figure out the following: 1) for example: <ul> <li> very long element</li>
I have this small piece of jQuery code (with help from some SOmembers) but it just misses that last piece of the puzzle for me. I\'ll try to explain how it works and what it should do eventually.
I\'m trying to build a <ul> with two links inside each <li>. The second link inside each <li> should be vertically aligned, and it should work in Firefox and Internet Explorer 7. The
I have a list: <ul> <li>milk<开发者_Python百科;/li> <li>butter</li> <li>eggs</li>
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