In chrome, inline element doesn't go inline?

This solution is similar to GGCO's but it keeps the same layout that properly displayed in Firefox rather than butting the pre tag up against the strong tag. It also honors the margin settings on the address tag.

This solution is similar to GGCO's but it keeps the same layout that properly displayed in Firefox rather than butting the pre tag up against the strong tag. It also honors the margin settings on the address tag. jsfiddle.net/aQNFQ.

Not working for me. I.imgur. Com/nROCx.

Jpg – kdevs3 Jul 9 at 21:39 The JS fiddle page looks fine in Chrome, FF, IE, and IE compatibility. If it isn't working for you, my only guess is that it is inheriting CSS from a parent element that is causing you problems. Would it be possible to share more of the HTML surrounding the "ip" div?

– Aaron Ray Jul 10 at 3:29.

I hope this is what you're looking for. Check out what I did with your code on JsFiddle: jsfiddle.net/Lpb8E/. Basically, all you need to do is set address and the pre elements tofloat: left;.

For some reason, it didn't work for me. – kdevs3 Jul 9 at 21:36.

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