DIV and DIV on different lines

[Mica Cooper]

How do you keep

<TD><DIV align='left'>....</DIV><DIV align='right'>....</DIV></TD>

from wrapping the right DIV onto a new line? It always does this.

Thanks,
Mica

 

[Disco Octopus]

How do you keep

<TD><DIV align='left'>....</DIV><DIV align='right'>....</DIV></TD>

from wrapping the right DIV onto a new line? It always does this.

Thanks,
Mica

try this
<td><div style="float:left;">....</div><div
style="float:right;">....</div></td>

 

[Jedi Fans]

try this
<td><div style="float:left;">....</div><div
style="float:right;">....</div></td>

so that the table cell doesnt collapse:
<td><div style="float:left;">....</div><div>....</div></td>
would be better

 

[Jedi Fans]

so that the table cell doesnt collapse:
<td><div style="float:left;">....</div><div>....</div></td>
would be better

sorry was wrong suggestion...should be:
<td><div style="float:left;">....</div><div
style="float:right;">....</div><div style="clear:both;">&nbsp;</div></td>

 

[dorayme]

Date: Wed, 10 Aug 2005 22:19:15 -0500 Subject: DIV and DIV on different lines

How do you keep

<TD><DIV align='left'>....</DIV><DIV align='right'>....</DIV></TD>

from wrapping the right DIV onto a new line? It always does this.

Thanks, Mica

Yes, that is what this construction should do. The
"align="right" bit tells the text or other content
to go to the right of the div concerned, there is
no instruction about where the div itself is. The
default with every div is new line. You can use
'float' something like what was suggested by
another poster or tables with two columns or there
may be an overall better way depending on what
your purpose is... You might also dispense with
this align construction within the diff and use
css instead to accord with better practice.

dorayme

(I am forever fiddling with wrapping, excuse me... )