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notfound.html is not found I've found the solution to your problem in another thread. Hope it'll help! |
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How to align on the right an inline-block element? edited body |
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How to align on the right an inline-block element? Thanks :) I think the same result can also be achieved with the new CSS3 Grid Alignement module msdn.microsoft.com/library/hh673536.aspx#grid_alignment (ie10 only though) |
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How to align on the right an inline-block element? Yep but how would you get the first link to be vertically aligned (middle) with the second ? |
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How to align on the right an inline-block element? We are getting away of the main issue here. I'm trying to keep the links vertically aligned BETWEEN them (without regards of their respective height). thanks for your help |
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How to align on the right an inline-block element? I'm aware that floated elements are taken out of the flow. This is not part of the problem that I'm trying to solve. but thanks for your help. |
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How to align on the right an inline-block element? I really am! Actually I asked this question out of curiosity. |
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How to align on the right an inline-block element? edited body |
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How to align on the right an inline-block element? edited body |
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How to align on the right an inline-block element? Thanks for your response but with this solution how do I get the links vertically aligned ? (middle, top, baseline, ...) |
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How to align on the right an inline-block element? too easy, a constraint that I hadn't mentionned earlier is that I want to keep the default vertical alignement (middle) even if my links don't have the same padding. |
