Sun, 2006-10-08 09:07
Hello,
We need to implement a different line-height for lines that have been wrapped, as shown in the following diagram.
Is this possible using CSS? We've spent a while trying to figure it out, but haven't been successfull.
Thanks,
Russell.
Sun, 2006-10-08 09:40
#1
I think it's best to put it
I put it in a code tag for the HTML-things.. :S
I think it's best to put it all in a list. so start off with < ul > and put every item in a < li >. Style the < li > with margin to get the desired spacing between the items, and set line-height within the < li > to set the wrapped lines lineheight. There are methods to get rid of the bullets within the < li >'s, but I don't know them out of my head. Google will be your friend.
Toy around with padding and margin in both the < li > and < ul >, because they can have weird standardvalues.
Sun, 2006-10-08 10:28
#2
Ahh. We've got it. Thanks!
Ahh. We've got it. Thanks! You're magical. Like a magical wizard and his magic cat.
Sun, 2006-10-08 20:15
#3
then this is officialy my
then this is officialy my first standalone-fully-solved-in-one-post-reply. (evil laugh). Good to finally be able to help some people out, to know the bugs and behaviours and to know what to expect.
However, there's still a long long way to go. It's still a *beep*, CSS. But I love her.