Hi Jono.
Brand new to the css-d list, and this is my first post, but I hope this
helps. This code should allow you to get the effect you're after. I already
had some of this code in my snippet collection, so it's not identical to
yours, but it should help. I've tried to make it emulate the look yo
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> Yep, thanks rian and Mark. I tinkered a bit more, and came up
> with this:
>
> http://www.charlestonwebsolutions.com/test_case/nav_order_01b.html
The background line below the tabs is very much detached from the
tabs in Opera (8.5).
> Seems to work pretty well. Fearf
> -Float all the li elements left
> -Float the ul element right
> -If the ul was floated left originally, put a div around it and
> float that left
> -You might need to put a fixed with on the ul element if the li's
> collapse for whatever reason
>
Yep, thanks rian and Mark. I tinkered a bit mor
This I thought was a problem until I experimented a bit. Here's how
I'd get around it:
-Float all the li elements left
-Float the ul element right
-If the ul was floated left originally, put a div around it and
float that left
-You might need to put a fixed with on the ul element if the li's
27;luck!
-Rian
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Onderwerp: [css-d] Right Floated Nav & Source Order
While tinkering with a set of navigation tabs I ra
While tinkering with a set of navigation tabs I ran into a (hopefully)
slight snag.
What I am attempting to do:
List-based series of tabs that appear on the right side of a site's header
area.
The Problem:
I've got the tabs where I want them. I floated the UL and LI to the
right, which was a gre
