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michelle salsbury
Courses Plus Student 569 PointsGrids failed again
Layout with table: http://baxter5.com/new3/thomas.html Layout with grid_4 or grid_6 (doesn't matter which it looks the same - not connected) on UL http://baxter5.com/new3/thomas2.html
Seems like it's not connecting.
4 Answers
Eric Cline
1,769 PointsThere seems to be an unclosed div in your grid HTML. Perhaps that has something to do with it?
michelle salsbury
Courses Plus Student 569 PointsIn the source code, I don't see it.
michelle salsbury
Courses Plus Student 569 PointsHi Eric,
It took me a moment to see it... I added the </div>... sadly, nothing changed.
Thank you for trying. ~Michelle
Eric Cline
1,769 PointsActually, there are two unclosed divs. The only one that is closed is the grid-6 one. But anyway, because divs are block level elements, the grid-6 div will automatically have a line break before and after it, so it will always be on a new line. Try changing that div to a <span> which is an inline element. Divs should be used to define vertical sections of the page. Spans are more useful for defining horizontal space within divs.
Eric Cline
1,769 PointsEDIT: forgot to write span in there
Actually, there are two unclosed divs. The only one that is closed is the grid-6 one. But anyway, because divs are block level elements, the grid-6 div will automatically have a line break before and after it, so it will always be on a new line. Try changing that div to a span which is an inline element. Divs should be used to define vertical sections of the page. Spans are more useful for defining horizontal space within divs.
michelle salsbury
Courses Plus Student 569 PointsWow - really? That's embarrassing.
I've been obsessive/coding - can't sleep.
Maybe I should take a nap.