On Monday, May 09, 2005 6:01 PM Justin Reid wrote:
>Oh, thought you might ask that. Have you tried making the span tag block
>>level?
>li span
>{
>margin-left: -10px;
>display: block;
>}
That works in FF, in IE the margin gets transferred to the bullet itself for
some reason.
I think I got it!
On Monday, May 09, 2005 3:03 PM Justin Reid wrote:
>Oh, I understand. One possible solution could come through negative
>margins on a nested span tag:
>/* xhtml */
>text here
>/* css */
>li span
>{
>margin-left: -10px;
>}
Yeah, I tried that, it works perfectly UNTIL the text wraps to the next li
Sebastian Bell:
>What I'm seeing:
>O<--10px of space-->The text...
>
>What I want:
>O<--5px of space-->The text...
>
>O = the bullet
Oh, I understand. One possible solution could come through negative
margins on a nested span tag:
/* xhtml */
text here
/* css */
li span
{
margin-left:
On Monday, May 09, 2005 2:06 PM Justin Reid wrote:
>Is it showing up outside of IE? If it's only in IE and you've removed
>any margin and padding, then you should also comment out any white
>space between list elements.
>FirstSecond
Thanks for the response Justin, I wasn't clear enough, does this
>I can't seem to find a way to reduce the default space between the
bullet and the text in a UL, any suggestions?
Is it showing up outside of IE? If it's only in IE and you've removed
any margin and padding, then you should also comment out any white
space between list elements.
FirstSecond
I can't seem to find a way to reduce the default space between the bullet and
the text in a UL, any suggestions?
Thanks in advance,
Sebastian
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