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HTML Question
Topic Started: Apr 1 2005, 04:38 PM (277 Views)
Elipstical
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Is there any way to align lists in HTML?
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LttlVprScrpn
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More specific please?
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Elipstical
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Well, I tried putting
<p align=right>
<LIST CODE>
</align>

It dont work. :/
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Nitrogenix
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Code:
 
<align='right'>

CONTENT

</align>


?

:)
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Elipstical
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I'm sure I've tried that too but what the hell.
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YoRone22
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If you want to center I think the code is

Code:
 
<center>sdafsasdf</center>
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KoolDrew
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This is the proper way to do it

<P ALIGN="center">cjherhilhgiuehrgiuhr</P>
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olrun
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Use CSS to do it.
Ordered (numbered) list
Code:
 

<style>
ol {align: right}
</style>

Unordered (bulleted) list
Code:
 

<style>
ul {align: right}
</style>
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Favre4
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You may want to be more specific. . .

Code:
 

<style>
 .list
 {
   text-align:right
 }
</style>

<body>
 <div class="list">
   <ul>
     <li>Blah</li>
     <li>Blah</li>
     <li>Blah</li>
     <li>Blah</li>
  </ul>

Note that "list" and .list can be changed to whatever you want to call your class.
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LttlVprScrpn
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I thought it would be <div align="right"> test </div>
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LttlVprScrpn
Apr 1 2005, 09:30 PM
I thought it would be <div align="right"> test </div>

this way, it adds a invisible div to it :)

You can use, many ways, aswell you use single commas:

<align='center'>
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iFrank
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i hate single comma codes.... unless they pwn like heck...
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