Is there anyway possible to auto fit the width of an <li> tag to the width of the text it contains using CSS?
I'm designing a website that uses a custom CMS (and I don't have access to the code), so I'm limited in options as far as design goes.
Javascript solutions that would work on an <li> tag without having to edit any of the list properties directly would work as well.
The <li>
is a block-level element, so defaults to be as wide as it can be.
To get it to "shrinkwrap" to the size of the contents, try floating it:
li {
float:left;
clear:left;
}
That may do what you are looking for.
If you want the <li>
s to sit alongside each other you can try:
ul {
clear: left; /* I like to put the clear on the <ul> */
}
li {
float: left;
}
OR
li {
display: inline
}
Making it inline
takes away its block-level status, so it acts like a <span>
or any other inline element.
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