<(^^<)KIRBY
03-08-2005, 10:16 PM
So, would it be possible to give a simple <ul> its own background? or would it have to be in a table?
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IS there a way to give a list it's own background?<(^^<)KIRBY 03-08-2005, 10:16 PM So, would it be possible to give a simple <ul> its own background? or would it have to be in a table? chump2877 03-09-2005, 02:16 AM Why don't you apply a CSS background style to your <ul> or <li> tags and find out? :D i.e., <ul style="background-color:#??????"></ul> or nest the <ul> tags in <div> tags: <div style="background-color:#??????"> <ul></ul> </div> ronaldb66 03-09-2005, 08:14 AM The ul is basically a block level element and can be given the usual background treatment with CSS properties (color, image, etc.); there's no need to wrap it in another container. You may have to twiddle with padding and margins a bit, though, since various browsers use different methods to achieve the familiar indenting. |
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