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Old Aug 7th, 2007, 17:01
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what are this stuff?

Hi Forums. I have come across this (i don't know what to call them). Can someone please tell me what they are? Got them from a css document

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text-indent: 0;
text-decoration: none;
font-weight: bold;
clear: both;
outline: none;
margin: 0 auto;
display: block;
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Re: what are this stuff?

They are CSS properties ... if you don't know this then you might to look at some CSS tutorials.
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Re: what are this stuff?

Not quite sur ewhat you mean but...

text-indent: 0; indents the text, can be +ve number to indent it right, or -ve ton indent left and can use ems to scale
text-decoration: none; text decoration can have various values such as underline, overline etc...and these underline or overline the text or whatever you set it as
font-weight: bold; erm...this makes the text bold! can set it as normal to make it normal
clear: both; places the current div below both divs on the right and left...someone might explain better
outline: none; outlines the element is like a second border
margin: 0 auto; adds margins to div, like page margins, as it is currently set it is aligning to center. You can use one number like 10px which will add 10px margin to each edge, or two numbers which will add the first to the top and bottom and the second to the left and right, or four which will add them in the order top right bottom left.
display: block; displays the current div as a blcok, has a bit of top and bottom padding and allows no html next to it unless a float is specified.
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