How to display List elements horizontally(using CSS probably) in a JQTouch toolbar div?

Float all li to left and give padding to them I implement it in html. Have a look and change accordingly in your code style type="text/css"> . Toolbar ul li{float:left; padding:3px 5px;} .

Toolbar ul {list-style-type:none.

Float all li to left and give padding to them. I implement it in html. Have a look and change accordingly in your code.

For some reason, that does not seem to work. See above code. I added the bit but the contents of the remains to the far right of the page.

Any other suggestions please? – Kobojunkie Jun 28 at 12:09 That should work, coz I checked it on my side and it works fine. If it is not working there seem to be JQtouch issue.

– samir chauhan Jun 28 at 12:24 Are you familiar with JTouch please? I copied over all my code for you to see please – Kobojunkie Jun 28 at 17:18 anyone able to help me get this working please? – Kobojunkie Jun 29 at 22:26 Give us a link to a demo page or jsFiddle and we'll see what we can do.

– Jed Jun 29 at 22:36.

Try: . Toolbar ul{ display: inline; list-style-type: none; }.

I tried that solution but that does not seem to fix the problem. I need the UL, and the LI elements to live inside of the DIV, and be displayed from left to right, but that doesn't seem to be happening. Jsfiddle.Net/kjb85/1 – Kobojunkie Jun 30 at 2:51 I just noticed that I did not copy the piece where I have that particular correction made.

But yes, the picture is of the page but the inline does not seem to be doing it. – Kobojunkie Jun 30 at 15:38.

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