Hey guys, I know I am coming to you folks a lot for some inspiration and I thank you!

I am working on http://qwargy.com/licmotorsports2.com/index.html

 

If you look at the left div where it shows the days and hours the shop is open.. I have it in a very simple list.

I am trying to come up with a list that is a bit nicer and not so plain..

 

Any ideas for a list that would look nicer without being too over the top?

 

 

thanks again guys n gals!

#mainleft {
 padding: 0;
 margin: 0;
 }
ul#navlist {
 margin: 0;
 padding: 0;
 list-style: none;
 }
ul#navlist li {
 display: block;
 padding: 3px 4px 3px 15px;
 border-right: 2px solid #444;
 }

Actually I think I like how it is now with the colored "day of the week".

But here is a question, is there anyway to align the "hours of operation" vertically without using a table?

If you look at them now they kinda wave back and forth.. They don't just go down in a straight line.

Actually I think I like how it is now with the colored "day of the week".

But here is a question, is there anyway to align the "hours of operation" vertically without using a table?

If you look at them now they kinda wave back and forth.. They don't just go down in a straight line.

 

li span {
 width: 50px;
 float: left;
 }
li span.time {
 margin-left: 55px;
 }

 

Then put the times in their own span with the class of time.

Ok awesome. Can't believe I didn't think about using a span for the times :-/ oh well thanks! haha.

http://qwargy.com/licmotorsports2.com/index.html

 

I had to play with the code a bit to make it fit but it worked! Thanks!

It's not looking too good at the moment in FF2

It's not looking too good at the moment in FF2

Don't have FF2 to test with but I just realised my code was slightly wrong, which may have put you on the wrong course.

 

li span.hours {
 width: 50px;
 float: left;
 }
li span.time {
 margin-left: 55px;
 }

It's not looking too good at the moment in FF2

 

 

What is it doing currently? I was just playing with it so that may have been part of it.

Here's a screenshot

that's the current state?!

Yeah, I've cleared the cache too.

I'll have a look at the css in a sec and see if I can help

thanks!

I am not too sure what would be causing it..

 

also it threw my table off on the services page.. I need to play with all the sizing so it doesn't push the right div down on that services page.

ok, I've had a quick play around.

Replace the earlier css with this

li span.hours {
 width: 50px;
 display:block;
 text-align:left;
 float:left;
 }

In other words, don't style the span.time and it should be fine.

 

Linky

 

It seems to be ok on IE7, IE6, FF2, Opera and Safari for windows

Note my last post, I got my code slightly wrong which is probably why you are having the problems.

 

li span.hours {
 width: 50px;
 float: left;
 }
li span.time {
 margin-left: 55px;
 }

 

I missed off the .hours.

ok, I've had a quick play around.

Replace the earlier css with this

li span.hours {
 width: 50px;
 display:block;
 text-align:left;
 float:left;
 }

In other words, don't style the span.time and it should be fine.

 

Linky

 

It seems to be ok on IE7, IE6, FF2, Opera and Safari for windows

 

 

Sweet..Thanks! Looks good.. Now I need to figure out why IE6 thinks its a good idea to push my table/div down on the services page yet opera, safari, and ff3 do not do that.

Try removing the width from #navlist