Get Rid Indent For HTML Bullets? Use CSS?

Disagree Irvin,

One of the most interesting examples of how IE, Moz and Opera handle
margin and padding. If I was teaching html I would bookmark these pages

Alex
"irvin" <noone (AT) noone (DOT) com> wrote

This has to be one of the weirdest threads in recent memory... lol


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Here you go Roy:
http://www.projectseven.com/roy.htm

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Goodness Sakes!

Never did I expect this many responses for my little old post. Looks like I'll have to sort through the replies and see which method will work best for my situation.

Thanks so much for helping with this one, Folks!

-Justin

lol. This has been very interesting. I'm going to remember this thread for a while. But I still want to know what is the best method to use for controlling the ul indentation? Roy's way, or the PVII man's way?

MiKE.
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$i = &quot;fun&quot;; while($i &gt; $possibilities) { $code; $code++; }

mzanime.com wrote:

lol. This has been very interesting. I'm going to remember this
thread for a while. But I still want to know what is the best method
to use for controlling the ul indentation? Roy's way, or the PVII
man's way?

MiKE.
Looking for freelance work | mike[at]mzanime.com
$i = &quot;fun&quot;; while($i > $possibilities) { $code; $code++;
}

Both work, so take your pick. The only real difference is if you add a
border or background to the <ul>. Copy the code from my example and add the
following style:

ul {border: 1px solid black;}

www.reeddesign.co.uk/test/ultest.html

Roy