CSS question about alignment?

[kclimson]

Hey guys, I have a blog www.Macview.ca and it seems like an easy thing to do but if you scroll to the bottom there is a "Donate" button which I can't align to be right after the words I have in the footer? The Donate button is a <form> Can anyone help me out about how I could align the button to be after the text??

 

[DewGuy1999]

Try this:
How to display HTML <FORM> as inline element?

 

[kclimson]

Try this:
How to display HTML <FORM> as inline element?

Nope. Nothing seems to change

 

[Hexiii]

Hey guys, I have a blog www.Macview.ca and it seems like an easy thing to do but if you scroll to the bottom there is a "Donate" button which I can't align to be right after the words I have in the footer? The Donate button is a <form> Can anyone help me out about how I could align the button to be after the text??

Did you already fix it or I didn't get what do you want?

 

[sammich]

I'm still a relatively green web dev, but wouldn't could you just put the donate button in it's own div, with position: absolute and right: ~0px?

 

[manueld]

not sure if you changed this, but the donate button seems to be an img. You already have a class assigned to the image. Just change/add to that class
float:right
padding: 0 10px 0;

 

[Apple Key]

not sure if you changed this, but the donate button seems to be an img. You already have a class assigned to the image. Just change/add to that class
float:right
padding: 0 10px 0;

This, and you will want to wrap a div or a span around the "Please buy me a coffee?" line and apply it to that as well.

 

[olup]

aside (no pun intended)from that I would also consider aligning the text to the left in the aside bar and give the headlines in that section a different color and fontsize and/or fontweight to make it stand out from the rest of the section.

 

[kclimson]

Thanks guys I solved it