Simple HTML question

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#27330 22-Oct-2008 14:17

In the following, I would like to know how to put some space in between "ReadMe" and "GeoKiwi"

ReadMe

GeoKiwi

Quoted space includes the quotes - unquoted space is ignored.

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#172776 22-Oct-2008 14:19

You can use P tag for each line, and all within LI tag.

<li>
<p>ReadMe</p>
<p>GeoKiwi</p>
</li>

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#172781 22-Oct-2008 14:47

Sorry, I'd overlooked the fact that what I posted would be parsed. I'll try again.

In the following, I would like to know how to put some horizontal space in between "ReadMe" and "GeoKiwi"

Quoted space includes the quotes - unquoted space is ignored.

Thanks

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#172782 22-Oct-2008 14:48

How do I get to show some code, please?

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#172783 22-Oct-2008 14:51

Is this the way?

ReadMe

GeoKiwi

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#172785 22-Oct-2008 14:58

If I got u right :)

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#172797 22-Oct-2008 15:25

I'm sorry, I can't interpret that.
I'm after some horizontal space between items on a single line: doesn't each

give me a new line?

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#172817 22-Oct-2008 16:41

Having a little trouble interpretting exactly what you're after. But if you just need extra spaces, you can use the HTML non-breaking space.

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#172820 22-Oct-2008 16:50

Thanks RedJungle
That was the answer I needed. Sorry it was hard to figure out what I wanted - I don't know how to show snippits of HTML code without the browser parsing them.
I'll replace the small blank image that I have used in the meantime with the non-breaking space.

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#172822 22-Oct-2008 16:57

Depends on how well you are on CSS but I can suggest have your list-item as inline element and give it a padding (either to left, or right or both, depends on what you want)...

I think this is what you want if I can understand what you said... adding non-breaking-space is ok but not ideal, IMPO.

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