look at this pic:
the text is right, but the numbers do not care about the floated image margin.. :D
what can ich do? :D
look at this pic:
the text is right, but the numbers do not care about the floated image margin.. :D
what can ich do? :D
Last edited by descalzo; 12-01-2011 at 04:59 PM. Reason: language
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Can you give some code? And don't upload images with the f word as the name, I thought that was common sense. Not for the staff, but for me. I hate the f word
Last edited by ellescuba27; 12-01-2011 at 04:27 PM.
In particular, questions should include minimal sample code. Web-development problems should also include a link to a live version of the minimal sample. Also, specify what browsers exhibit the undesired behavior.
In some browsers, list markers are outside the list content (the CSS 2.1 spec leaves this explicitly unspecified). Adding extra space (padding or margin) to the list, the list items or the floated element should prevent the overlap. Setting the list-style-position to "inside" may also resolve the overlap issue.
Last edited by misson; 12-01-2011 at 09:38 PM.
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Sorry for not posting codes. I'll do it next time ;)
I had to add "list-style-position:inside;"
Thanks !Code:ul{ list-style-position:inside; }
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