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  1. bk7: That worked. Thanks
  2. I probably wasn't being clear. I'm trying to make the site look like this: http://yllar.net/innenfor/ Without using any tables. I thought that -moz-inline-box would have the same function as inline-block. But I'll look into the possibility of using floats. Thanks
  3. Hi, Lately, I've been trying to use CSS-based designs in my websites instead of just using tables. I've heard a lot of good things about this, so I decided to give it a go. I managed to almost duplicate the old design without using any tables, and it looked really good in both Opera and IE. But when I tested it in Firefox, it didn't look nice at all. I made it work by using "display: -moz-inline-box", but now, all the text is just on one long line. Take a look: http://yllar.net/innenfor/test.html Does anyone know how I can fix this? The code is valid HTML 4.01 Transitional, so I have no idea of what the problem could be. Thanks - yllar
  4. Hi I guess I have to introduce myself before I start throwing all my questions at you I am 18 years old, and I live in Norway (which explains why my English is not always the best). I started creating websites about 6 years ago, and after a while I got into PHP and MySQL. I've never really been much of a designer, so I'm hoping to gain some more knowledge about HTML/CSS, and that's why I'm here I'll also try to post some replies in the forum sections where I actually know something, such as the PHP-forum.

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