I have a menu script but when I incert <div> </div> code its making it skip a line and not properly aligned, is there anything else I can use instead?

Do you have a link to your page, or at least all of the code?

Usually a menu is a styled unordered list, sometimes using script for certain display issues. You can put the ul in a div, but you don't have to. Zeroing out margins and padding on the body or wrapper div is usually a good idea.

tim

Yes, you can use <div style="display:inline">data</div>

or use the SPAN tag such as <span>data</span>

hope that helps

Originally Posted by coolist

I have a menu script but when I incert <div> </div> code its making it skip a line and not properly aligned, is there anything else I can use instead?

It's not really surprising. Since the default values if a div are to have 100% width, it will mess up your layout. If you want to use them, you'll need to style their width at the very least. But like serandfae said, we can't really debug without code.

- Steve