Sent by Ted Drake on 10 December 2004 23:11
I'm catching the tail end of this discussion and I don't know if the definition list has been
discussed or not, but that may be an approach for your problem.
<dl>
<dt>insert image</dt>
<dd>insert caption</dd>
</dl>
Style accordingly.
Now, back to your normally scheduled program.
Ted
-----Original Message-----
Subject: Re: [css-d] Centering a caption under an image
hi again,
> I was hoping there was an answer to that question; I take it you're
> telling me there's not. :)
well, at least from my view it looks like there certainly is an answer,
but it's probably not the one you'd like to hear, hehe. maybe someone
else can enlighten us both :^) i doubt it though - in this case.
> I think I'll see about setting things up so
> that my container <div> is wide enough to contain the widest word under
> most fonts and sizes, and hopefully that'll get close enough to the
> effect we need.
that's the route i first took, too, when i tried to recreate the set-up
here codewise. works ok i'd say, but as soon as people are going to
inflate font size to 16+px you're possibly in trouble with the caption
anyway.
--
Thorsten
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