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<ul> & <li> degree of indentation
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Karl J. Treier
Feb 21, 2002, 6:08:42 PM2/21/02
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Any CSS attribute that can be used to control degree of indentation (in px)
of the li element without resorting to absolute positioning?
of the li element without resorting to absolute positioning?
viza
Feb 22, 2002, 4:45:53 AM2/22/02
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<snip inappropriate cross post>
Thus quoth Karl J. Treier:
> Any CSS attribute that can be used to control degree of indentation (in
> px) of the li element without resorting to absolute positioning?
margin-left:25px;
You may want to play with padding as well.
Dan
Feb 22, 2002, 4:59:47 AM2/22/02
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Of course, text-indent: will do for indentation or the first line of the
element, if you need it for all its lines, then you're referring to its
margin-left: property.
element, if you need it for all its lines, then you're referring to its
margin-left: property.
Dan
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