http://buildinternet.com/2009/09/quick-tip-simplify-list-margins-with-css/ Web Design, Development, and Business Wed, 08 Feb 2012 22:59:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://buildinternet.com/2009/09/quick-tip-simplify-list-margins-with-css/comment-page-1/#comment-31542 Cascading Style Sheets Reference Links | kabayview.com Tue, 11 Oct 2011 18:23:45 +0000 http://buildinternet.com/?p=6443#comment-31542 [...] Simplify List Margins with CSS – Zach Dunn [...] [...] Simplify List Margins with CSS – Zach Dunn [...]

]]> http://buildinternet.com/2009/09/quick-tip-simplify-list-margins-with-css/comment-page-1/#comment-29611 Lucinda Thu, 30 Jun 2011 20:17:35 +0000 http://buildinternet.com/?p=6443#comment-29611 Your atlrice was excellent and erudite. Your atlrice was excellent and erudite.

]]> http://buildinternet.com/2009/09/quick-tip-simplify-list-margins-with-css/comment-page-1/#comment-29573 45 Powerful CSS/JavaScript-Techniques « DownGraf – Design weblog for designers Wed, 29 Jun 2011 06:44:00 +0000 http://buildinternet.com/?p=6443#comment-29573 [...] Quick Tip – Simplify List Margins with CSS Have you ever set default margins for a layout, and then had to go back and manually adjust all of your lists? By default, list item markers have a negative positioning in relationship to the list item itself. This means that zero-ing out margins automatically leads to an overflow if the list is contained inside anything else. Wouldn’t it be easier to put the list item marker at the same starting point as other elements instead? Lucky for us, there’s a style to help do just that. Let’s see what can be done with the list-style-position property. [...] [...] Quick Tip – Simplify List Margins with CSS Have you ever set default margins for a layout, and then had to go back and manually adjust all of your lists? By default, list item markers have a negative positioning in relationship to the list item itself. This means that zero-ing out margins automatically leads to an overflow if the list is contained inside anything else. Wouldn’t it be easier to put the list item marker at the same starting point as other elements instead? Lucky for us, there’s a style to help do just that. Let’s see what can be done with the list-style-position property. [...]

]]> http://buildinternet.com/2009/09/quick-tip-simplify-list-margins-with-css/comment-page-1/#comment-13953 Geek is a Lift-Style. » 45 Powerful CSS/JavaScript-Techniques Mon, 21 Jun 2010 17:19:12 +0000 http://buildinternet.com/?p=6443#comment-13953 [...] Quick Tip – Simplify List Margins with CSSHave you ever set default margins for a layout, and then had to go back and manually adjust all of your lists? By default, list item markers have a negative positioning in relationship to the list item itself. This means that zero-ing out margins automatically leads to an overflow if the list is contained inside anything else. Wouldn’t it be easier to put the list item marker at the same starting point as other elements instead? Lucky for us, there’s a style to help do just that. Let’s see what can be done with the list-style-position property. [...] [...] Quick Tip – Simplify List Margins with CSSHave you ever set default margins for a layout, and then had to go back and manually adjust all of your lists? By default, list item markers have a negative positioning in relationship to the list item itself. This means that zero-ing out margins automatically leads to an overflow if the list is contained inside anything else. Wouldn’t it be easier to put the list item marker at the same starting point as other elements instead? Lucky for us, there’s a style to help do just that. Let’s see what can be done with the list-style-position property. [...]

]]> http://buildinternet.com/2009/09/quick-tip-simplify-list-margins-with-css/comment-page-1/#comment-13308 45种有用的Css/Javascript技巧 | narco Sat, 08 May 2010 14:11:39 +0000 http://buildinternet.com/?p=6443#comment-13308 [...] 小点子–用css简化列表边距 [...] [...] 小点子–用css简化列表边距 [...]

]]> http://buildinternet.com/2009/09/quick-tip-simplify-list-margins-with-css/comment-page-1/#comment-12775 45 Powerful CSS/JavaScript-Techniques « wwwba Wed, 14 Apr 2010 01:09:26 +0000 http://buildinternet.com/?p=6443#comment-12775 [...] Quick Tip – Simplify List Margins with CSS Have you ever set default margins for a layout, and then had to go back and manually adjust all of your lists? By default, list item markers have a negative positioning in relationship to the list item itself. This means that zero-ing out margins automatically leads to an overflow if the list is contained inside anything else. Wouldn’t it be easier to put the list item marker at the same starting point as other elements instead? Lucky for us, there’s a style to help do just that. Let’s see what can be done with the list-style-position property. [...] [...] Quick Tip – Simplify List Margins with CSS Have you ever set default margins for a layout, and then had to go back and manually adjust all of your lists? By default, list item markers have a negative positioning in relationship to the list item itself. This means that zero-ing out margins automatically leads to an overflow if the list is contained inside anything else. Wouldn’t it be easier to put the list item marker at the same starting point as other elements instead? Lucky for us, there’s a style to help do just that. Let’s see what can be done with the list-style-position property. [...]

]]> http://buildinternet.com/2009/09/quick-tip-simplify-list-margins-with-css/comment-page-1/#comment-12491 45 Powerful CSS/JavaScript-Techniques - Smashing Magazine | 51Feeling Mon, 29 Mar 2010 07:27:51 +0000 http://buildinternet.com/?p=6443#comment-12491 [...] Quick Tip – Simplify List Margins with CSS Have you ever set default margins for a layout, and then had to go back and manually adjust all of your lists? By default, list item markers have a negative positioning in relationship to the list item itself. This means that zero-ing out margins automatically leads to an overflow if the list is contained inside anything else. Wouldn’t it be easier to put the list item marker at the same starting point as other elements instead? Lucky for us, there’s a style to help do just that. Let’s see what can be done with the list-style-position property. [...] [...] Quick Tip – Simplify List Margins with CSS Have you ever set default margins for a layout, and then had to go back and manually adjust all of your lists? By default, list item markers have a negative positioning in relationship to the list item itself. This means that zero-ing out margins automatically leads to an overflow if the list is contained inside anything else. Wouldn’t it be easier to put the list item marker at the same starting point as other elements instead? Lucky for us, there’s a style to help do just that. Let’s see what can be done with the list-style-position property. [...]

]]> http://buildinternet.com/2009/09/quick-tip-simplify-list-margins-with-css/comment-page-1/#comment-11937 Phil Wed, 03 Mar 2010 11:17:46 +0000 http://buildinternet.com/?p=6443#comment-11937 What im curious about is the following. When using list-style:inside is the following. When you get a long item and it starts on a new line, it hugs the left side of the div. Is there an easy and valid way to give the new text-line the same left margin as the line above? What im curious about is the following. When using list-style:inside is the following. When you get a long item and it starts on a new line, it hugs the left side of the div. Is there an easy and valid way to give the new text-line the same left margin as the line above?

]]> http://buildinternet.com/2009/09/quick-tip-simplify-list-margins-with-css/comment-page-1/#comment-11134 45 Powerful CSS/JavaScript-Techniques | moreInet.com | Webdesign, Graphic Design Service in Pattaya Thu, 21 Jan 2010 07:43:09 +0000 http://buildinternet.com/?p=6443#comment-11134 [...] Quick Tip – Simplify List Margins with CSSHave you ever set default margins for a layout, and then had to go back and manually adjust all of your lists? By default, list item markers have a negative positioning in relationship to the list item itself. This means that zero-ing out margins automatically leads to an overflow if the list is contained inside anything else. Wouldn’t it be easier to put the list item marker at the same starting point as other elements instead? Lucky for us, there’s a style to help do just that. Let’s see what can be done with the list-style-position property. [...] [...] Quick Tip – Simplify List Margins with CSSHave you ever set default margins for a layout, and then had to go back and manually adjust all of your lists? By default, list item markers have a negative positioning in relationship to the list item itself. This means that zero-ing out margins automatically leads to an overflow if the list is contained inside anything else. Wouldn’t it be easier to put the list item marker at the same starting point as other elements instead? Lucky for us, there’s a style to help do just that. Let’s see what can be done with the list-style-position property. [...]

]]> http://buildinternet.com/2009/09/quick-tip-simplify-list-margins-with-css/comment-page-1/#comment-11132 45 Powerful CSS/JavaScript-Techniques » Shai Perednik.com Thu, 21 Jan 2010 07:24:00 +0000 http://buildinternet.com/?p=6443#comment-11132 [...] Quick Tip – Simplify List Margins with CSSHave you ever set default margins for a layout, and then had to go back and manually adjust all of your lists? By default, list item markers have a negative positioning in relationship to the list item itself. This means that zero-ing out margins automatically leads to an overflow if the list is contained inside anything else. Wouldn’t it be easier to put the list item marker at the same starting point as other elements instead? Lucky for us, there’s a style to help do just that. Let’s see what can be done with the list-style-position property. [...] [...] Quick Tip – Simplify List Margins with CSSHave you ever set default margins for a layout, and then had to go back and manually adjust all of your lists? By default, list item markers have a negative positioning in relationship to the list item itself. This means that zero-ing out margins automatically leads to an overflow if the list is contained inside anything else. Wouldn’t it be easier to put the list item marker at the same starting point as other elements instead? Lucky for us, there’s a style to help do just that. Let’s see what can be done with the list-style-position property. [...]

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