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I have a select html tag with country calling codes. <select name="countryCallingCode" id="countryCallingCode"> <option value="1"><span class="name">Afghanistan</span><span class="code">+93</span></option> <option value="2"><span class="name">Albania</span><span class="code">+355</span></option> <option value="3"><span class="name">Algeria</span><span class="code">+213</span></option> </select> I want the name to be left aligned and the code to be right aligned. Presentation should look like: Afghanistan +93 Albania +355 Algeria +213 I have introduced the span elements to achieve this with CSS

I'm trying to create a list nested within a list using XHTML Strict 1.0. The problem is that with XHTML strict a ul element can not be nested directly within another ul element. Thus, the inner ul element has to be nested within a li element. However, when doing it this way, the first row of the inner list get a dubble bullet, as shown in the example below. So now B gets a double bullet since the outer and inner li elements both create a bullet. Do anyone know how to fix this in CSS so that B is intended as a nested list, but only gets one bullet? Thanx! A B C D E F L H XHTML for the above

Are there any good methods for getting ASP.NET 2.0 to validate under the XHTML 1.0 Strict (or Transitional) DTD? I'm interested to hear some ideas before I hack up the core of the HTTP response. One major problem is the form tag itself, this is the output I got from W3C when I tried to validate: Line 13, Column 11: there is no attribute "name". <form name="aspnetForm" method="post" action="Default.aspx" onsubmit="javascript That tag is very fundamental to ASP.NET, as you all know. Hmmmm. ASP.NET 2.0 and above can indeed output Strict (or Transitional) XHTML. This will resolve your 'there is no