Having a hard time lining up Mark Up code with html text. Basically, I need to line up PayPal code with text next to it.
A button next to text, nine time. No luck. Even in a table it just doesn’t line up.
What am I missing?
Bob
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Can you post a link to show what you mean?
Walter
On Apr 4, 2012, at 5:37 PM, Robert B wrote:
Having a hard time lining up Mark Up code with html text. Basically, I need to line up PayPal code with text next to it.
A button next to text, nine time. No luck. Even in a table it just doesn’t line up.
What am I missing?
Bob
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http://ccapartnership.org/level-2-pages/ccap-help-donate.html
The first link shows the problem. The others are just art placed.
I’ve tried everything including tables and I can’t get the text on the right to line up the way the graphics did on the ones below.
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I finally thought I had it nailed. I made one html box and put two html boxes in that. Put the mark up code in one and my text in the other. A little finagling and it’s all lined up.
Duplicated that 8 more time. Perfect! All lined up.
Publish…I can’t click on any of my buttons that use the mark up code!
This has been hours working on this. I can’t imagine that something this simple is so difficult.
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You have a form wrapped around the first button (it’s normal, that’s how a PayPal button works). But in HTML, the form element is a block-level tag, which means that anything else around it will be forced out of the way as if it was as wide as the entire page. Use the Page / HTML Markup dialog to add this blob of CSS:
<style type="text/css">
form { display: inline; }
</style>
This will let you wrap text around it the way you want.
Walter
On Apr 4, 2012, at 7:07 PM, Robert B wrote:
http://ccapartnership.org/level-2-pages/ccap-help-donate.html
The first link shows the problem. The others are just art placed.
I’ve tried everything including tables and I can’t get the text on the right to line up the way the graphics did on the ones below.
Bob
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That sounds like you have an HTML box covering the form, which would capture the clicks and not pass them down to the button underneath. Click once on each button and choose Bring to Front from the Item menu.
Walter
On Apr 4, 2012, at 7:51 PM, Robert B wrote:
I finally thought I had it nailed. I made one html box and put two html boxes in that. Put the mark up code in one and my text in the other. A little finagling and it’s all lined up.
Duplicated that 8 more time. Perfect! All lined up.
Publish…I can’t click on any of my buttons that use the mark up code!
This has been hours working on this. I can’t imagine that something this simple is so difficult.
Bob
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When I click on the item, the “send tos…” are all grayed out.
Where does that code go? In the PayPal markup?
I THINK I got it working.
Basically, with the set up I described above, I fooled with the floats and clears and now seem able to select the buttons. I have no idea why, or if it will work on the rest. Just sis one for now.
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