Ugh. Of /course/ I come up with a solution after I post to the list...
.label p.nut {float: left; text-align: left;}
.label p.pct {text-align: right;}
Then my XHTML within a <div class="label"> is:
<p class="nut">left aligned</p><p class="pct">right-aligned</p>
If this looks silly for any reason, I'd appreciate the feedback!
-- Charles
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Subject: [css-d] Beginner Q: Aligning left and right on same line?
Hello,
I've been reading lots about CSS, and am really just putting it into
practice. I'm not yet at the point where I "think" in CSS, but at least I
can ask how to get to the bathroom. :O)
On several lines of text within a <div>, I'd like some of the text to be
aligned left and the rest of the text to be aligned right without the
gratuitous use of tables.
| left-aligned right-aligned |
I've tried making each a span, and floating one left and one right, but that
doesn't work. I added left and right alignment to the floats, and it still
doesn't work. I wasn't able to find examples online.
A solution would be much appreciated!
-- Charles
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