I\'m trying to keep the bar_top_container div from wrapping it\'s contents no matter how wide the page is (i.e. both selects should appear always on the same line), this is not
You can have both block
and inline
properties for an element if you display it as ... inline-block
!
Here is your code corrected and working:
span.bold are label
s
a label
is associated to its form
element via the for
/id
attributes
bar_top_block
is an id
used twice. Should be a class
no need for float: left;
as display: inline-block;
is used
thus no need for a clearing element either
the .bar_top_block
elements are also displayed inline so any whitespace between them is displayed as whitespace. To avoid this, I added a comment that avoid any whitespace though still letting the HTML code readable. The text within is 'no whitespace' so the developer will know that this comment is there for a reason and shouldn't be stripped :)
you can remove the width
on body
, it's just here for the example
you can play with the overflow
property on the container
as IE7 and below don't understand the inline-block
value on block elements like div, you must use display: inline
and give the element the hasLayout with, for example, zoom: 1;
the best way to target IE7 and below and only those browsers is with a conditional comment
I added support for Fx2 but this is merely for historical reasons :)
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Stack Overflow 3150509 - Felipe