Hello!
I'm trying to do my latest site with more CSS.
I have a CSS banner at the top of my page with three images. The images are
centred on the page and the banner is 100% width.
If I resize the page, the images will drop down below the other. Is there
any way to set the images to 'no wrap'? I do not want absolute positioning,
because I would like them to be centred in the bigger screens/resolutions.
TIA.

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Virginia

On Fri, 28 Nov 2003 09:54:05 -0800, Virginia <biteme@nospammyme.org> wrote:

Try applying:

white-space:nowrap;

.... to the containing element.

Grey

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Virginia wrote:
If those images must not wrap in any reasonably sized
browser window, the combination of the three images is
too wide.

You can research the 'overflow' property, setting it to
'hidden' or 'scroll' but I don't really
think that this will be the solution. Redesign the banner
so that it will be smaller than the smallest reasonable
browser window, or so that it is OK for it to wrap.

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Cheers, m

in post <news:vsf2u8p6sni327@corp.supernews.com>
Virginia said:

http://stuff.bruciesusenetshit.info/...ge-thingy.html


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brucie
29/November/2003 04:09:40 am

Thanks, all!
Virginia

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