css - Horizontally Display Elements -


i using me cooking plus recipe plugin wordpress. display post image , post titles in recipe index horizontally (like site: http://foodfitnessfreshair.com/recipes/) instead of having them stacked vertically. i've tried display:inline, display:inline-block, , pretty find relevant displaying lists & tables horizontally.

here link site.

here plugin css:

/* container plugin */ .gmc-recipe {     overflow: hidden;     *zoom: 1;     padding: 10px;     position: relative; } .entry-content .gmc-recipe table {     width: auto;     font-size: inherit;     color: inherit; } .entry-content .gmc-recipe table td {     border: 0; } h2.gmc-recipe-title {     float: left;     width: inherit;     vertical-align: top;     margin-top: 0 !important;     padding-top: 0 !important;     max-width: 80%; } a.gmc-print-options {     float: right;     font-size: 0.8em;     text-align: right;     /*width: 85px / / if printer icon not on same line / / words "print recipe" uncomment */ } .gmc-clear-both {     clear: both; } .gmc-recipe-main-photo {     display: inline;     float: left;     margin-bottom: 10px; } .gmc-recipe-main-photo img {     height: auto;     width: auto; } /*the information next main photo */  .entry-content table.gmc-recipe-summary, .entry-content table.gmc-recipe-summary-narrow {     border: 0;     border-spacing: 0;     float: right;     padding: 0 0 10px 0;     margin: 0; } .entry-content table.gmc-recipe-summary {     width: 250px;     font-size: 0.8em; } .entry-content table.gmc-recipe-summary-narrow {     clear: left;     float: left;     width: auto; } .entry-content .gmc-recipe-summary td, .entry-content .gmc-recipe-summary-narrow td {     border: 0;     padding-top: 0;     padding-bottom: 2px; } td.gmc-heading, td.gmc-heading-narrow {     font-weight: bold;     padding-right: 10px;     text-align: right;     vertical-align: text-top;     /* if "total time" shows on 2 lines, increase width */ } td.gmc-heading {     width: 70px; } .no-main-photo td:first-child {     width: inherit; } .gmc-recipe-description {     display: none;     visibility: hidden; } .gmc-recipe-ingredients {     clear: both; } ul.gmc-ingredient-list {     clear: left; } table.gmc-step-list {     margin: 0;     padding: 0; } .gmc-recipe-steps h2 {     clear: both; } .entry-content table.gmc-step-list, .gmc-step-list-item td, td.gmc-step-list-title, td.gmc-group-list-title, td.gmc-step-list-title-wide {     border: none; } td.gmc-group-list-title {     font-weight: bold;     padding: 0; } .gmc-group-list-title-wide {     font-weight: bold;     width: 12%; } .entry-content td.gmc-step-list-title {     font-weight: bold;     padding: 0; } .gmc-step-list-title-wide {     font-weight: bold;     width: 12%; } .gmc-step-list-item td {     padding-bottom: 10px;     padding-top: 0;     vertical-align: top;     text-align: inherit; } img.gmc-step-photo {     width: 150px;     height: auto;     max-width: inherit !important;     padding-top: 5px; } .gmc-img-right {     float: right; } .gmc-powered-by {     font-size: 0.7em;     text-align: right; } table.no-main-photo {     float: left;     width: inherit;     font-size: inherit; } .gmc-web-hidden {     display: none; } ul.gmc-print-options-box, ul.gmc-print-options-box li {     padding: 0;     margin: 0;     list-style: none; } .gmc-print-area {     position: absolute;     right: 5px;     top: 10px; } .gmc-print-area img {     padding: 0 5px 0 0;     margin: 0;     border: none;     vertical-align: text-bottom; } ul.gmc-print-options-box {     clear: both;     margin: 0;     padding: 5px 5px 0;     float: right;     border: solid 1px black;     clear: both;     position: relative;     background-color: white; } .gmc-print-options-box li {     color: #555555;     font-weight: bold;     display: block;     padding: 4px;     text-decoration: none; } .gmc-print-options-box li a:hover {     color: #999999; } ul.gmc_no_list_item {     list-style: none;     margin-left: 0; } .gmc_list_title {     vertical-align: middle; } ** > table.gmc_recipe_list, table.gmc_recipe_list td {     border: none; } table.gmc_recipe_list td {     vertical-align: middle; } table.gmc_recipe_list img {     text-align: right;     padding-left: 10px;     padding-right: 10px; } ** .gmc-nutrition-summary, .gmc-nutrition-advanced {     clear: both; } .gmc-nutrition-summary td, .gmc-nutrition-summary th {     border: 0; } .gmc-nutrition-summary th, .gmc-nutrition-summary td, .gmc-nutrition-advanced th, td.gmc_per_serving, td.gmc_100g, td.gmc_gda {     text-align: center; } .gmc-nutrition-summary th {     font-weight: bold; } td.gmc-nutrition-serving {     text-align: left; } span.gmc-nutrition-serving {     font-weight: bold; } @media print {     font-family:"times new roman", "ms georgia", serif;     font-size: 12pt;     tr, img {         page-break-inside: avoid;     }     .gmc-print-hidden, ul.gmc-print-options-box {         display: none !important;     }     .gmc-web-hidden {         display: block !important;     } }

thanks in advance!

the ideal solution change html. images , text on page being displayed in tables. tables not ideal positioning content , isn't recommended try float rows , cells. website you're referencing containing images , captions within floated divs, better positioning. can if change html in plugin include following:

.my_floated_div {     float: left;     width: 20%; } .gmc_list_title {     float: left;     text-align: center; }  <div class="gmc_recipe_list">     <div class="my_floated_div">         <a href="http://pathtomypost"><img src="http://pathtomyimage"></a>         <span class="gmc_list_title">my image caption</a>     </div> </div>

however, if find absolutely cannot edit html, adding css may give similar result:

td.image {     display: block; } .gmc_recipe_list tr, td.gmc_list_title {     float:left; }

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

php - cannot display multiple markers in google maps v3 from traceroute result -

i'm newbie in php mysql , google maps v3. have problems in google maps v3. made traceroute web based , map traceroute's result in google maps v3 final project of college education. have try many tutorials didn't work. have tried tutorials in forum nothing worked. problem cannot display multiple markers got location data database. maybe because i'm newbie , not know how do. confuse looping show markers. here code <?php error_reporting(e_all ^ (e_notice)); ini_set('max_execution_time', 360); $enable_log_user = false; global $ip, $host_name, $host_ip; $host = @$_post['host']; $trace = @$_post['trace']; $self = $_server['php_self']; include("phpsqlajax_dbinfo.php"); $connection = mysql_connect ('127.0.0.1', $username, $password); if (!$connection) { die('not connected : ' . mysql_error());} $db_selected = mysql_select_db($database, $connection); if (!$db_selected) { die ('can\'t use db : ...
Read more

c# - DetailsView in ASP.Net - How to add another column on the side/add a control in each row? -

i have detailsview control on page used edit various fields of record, works in respect. i looking way add 1 column (and if works, why not more) right, absolutely read-only, show same fields of record comparison purposes. i aware there no obvious way such thing out of box detailsview . have looked other controls (transposed gridview , recommended formview , listview ), nothing satisfies. have special data binding setup using detailsview , can't out of without losing features. anyone on how "hack in" additional columns (for display only) on detailsview ? the solution have now, use second detailsview , visible set false in aspx. in code, make sure databind hidden detailsview hosts data third column first, initial detailsview named itemdetails . and in item created event, pass third column html rendering of hidden controls (in last code block) : protected void itemdetails_itemcreated(object sender, eventargs e) { if (dataite...
Read more

javascript - firefox memory leak -

i have following script (i use raphaeljs also) draws circle, waits 1 second, draws circle again, etc (you can copy paste - functional, need include raphael raphaeljs.com): <div id="holder"> </div> <script src="raphael.js" type="text/javascript"></script> <script> var paper = raphael(10, 50, 320, 200); var rad = math.pi / 180; var finangle = 0; function sector(cx, cy, r, startangle, endangle, params) { var x1 = cx + r * math.cos(-startangle * rad), x2 = cx + r * math.cos(-endangle * rad), y1 = cy + r * math.sin(-startangle * rad), y2 = cy + r * math.sin(-endangle * rad); return ["m", cx, cy, "l", x1, y1, "a", r, r, 0, +(endangle - startangle > 180), 0, x2, y2]; } var path = sector(100,100,50,0,180); var arc = paper.path(path); function draw() { path = sector(100,100,50,0,finangle); ...
Read more