@TechnoBear suggested an easy border-width change that would increase the space available for the squares-thing and still look quite good.
She also told you how to change the margins to reduce the width of the squares-thing to 266px, as did I.
I’m not making any changes to it. Therefore, I’m not using float.
Float isn’t the cause of the problem (as I previously stated.)
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then, how come it fits using display block instead of inline-block?
Does this tell you anything?
???
You blamed floats. I said floats aren’t the problem. How does your response relate to floats?
Did you jump again?
when I use floats it doesn’t fit. when I use block it does.
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How do I get this to be 24px height instead of 26? Can you tell me what I have to change?
<div style="display:block;width: 88px; height: 24px; cursor: pointer; background-color:#ffffff; color:#000000;
border-left: 89px solid #00ffff;border-right: 89px solid #ff00ff;border-radius: 50px; ">
@asasass: you have started a new topic for this question, so can I assume that this topic can now be closed to avoid cross-posting and even more confusion?
(Your habit of marking topics as [SOLVED} when clearly they’re not and you’re still asking questions in them does nothing to clarify the curren state of play.)
I’ll take the hit for this one. I think I continued discussing this “jumped” topic back in the thread where it had been started (maybe it was a more recent thread… dunno :shrug:). Meant to make a note in this thread to that effect but got sidetracked and forgot to so so. Sorry.
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OK - thanks, @ronpat. I’ll close this topic, to keep the current discussion in one place. If anybody sees a need to reopen this one, they can flag it for moderator attention.
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