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Using "display" In CSS
« on: June 13, 2010, 04:04:31 pm »
Okay you want to learn how to use the "display" in CSS? Well here is a step-by-step lesson that will teach you how to use "display" - the code that is used all the time in CSS. Basically "display" is used to tell what the div is displayed as. It could be displayed as a "block", "compacted", "inherit", "inline", "inline-block", "inline-table", "list-item", "marker", "none", "run-in", "!important", and so on. There are lots of them and there there to tell the web browser how to read the div's display. Learn all about it in a book called Web Design In A Nutshell. It's a good book and I recommend you to read it.
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