when using CSS borders i am defning the border in the top of my page... the border is filling up to the browser though. is there a way to make it like a table where its only as wide as whats inside? (with out using any table!!)
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OK so in the head of my html document i have p.border {border-width:medium; border-color:black; border-style:solid; }
then on the page i have
p class="border"
and then an image im putting in side the border (to start off with)
ok so its working and theres a border around the image but the border doesnt wrap to the image like a table border would.. it extends with white space to the edges of the browserComment
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ive been lookin on google and stuff and cant find anything
is this even possible??Comment
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why would you solve that with p /p around your image?
Just use:
img src="bla.jpg" class="thickborder"
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img.thickborder { bla }
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ok i get it now, thanks
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will you icq me man i have this assignment i have to turn this regular page usin table in to all CSS l;\Comment
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No problem, glad I could help you out.Comment
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I'm sorry but I'm afraid I'm going to bed.. I'm fucking tired. If you still need help tomorrow night, send me an e-mail. If not, perhaps somebody else is willing to help you out.
Seb.
(info -at- digitalevolution -dot- nl)Comment
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