<h> Header Question </h>

[Matt Geer]

Is it possible to have a header with the 2 different words, one on each side? Here is an example of what I'm after:

PAL <-------word on left side word on right side -----> Affiliate Listing

I have tried this numerous ways and either end up with the words on top of each other like so:
Pal
Affiliate Listing

or is some other weird way. It seems as if I can only align left, center, or right, but not a combo of any two.....Is this possible and if so, can someone provide me with the html to make this happen?

Thanks!

[NickM]

<h style="float:left">Left Heading</h><h style="float:right">Right Heading</h>

...should work.

Edit: the only problem with this is that an text below the headings will be squeezed between the two if there is any space between the headings.

[Unknown Webmaster]

I have never tried this, but I'm pretty sure that you can also set the align property to "justify".

How do I justify text on both sides on Web pages?

If you are just using a single line of text, you will probably have to set a width inorder to get it to span the whole width of the page. If you don't set a width I'm pretty sure that it will just look like you are using align "left".

[Unknown Webmaster]

<h style="float:left">Left Heading</h><h style="float:right">Right Heading</h>

...should work.

Edit: the only problem with this is that an text below the headings will be squeezed between the two if there is any space between the headings.

You can take care of this by creating an empty element that contain the two parts.

<div class="container>
<h style="float:left">Left Heading</h><h style="float:right">Right Heading</h>
</div>

[Matt Geer]

Thanks for the responses! I tried both ways, and I didn't manage to get either to work. I will read that link that you left unknownwebmaster and see if that clears it up for me. Thanks again!

[NickM]

You can take care of this by creating an empty element that contain the two parts.

:smacks head: Duh, of course.

Justifying will work if it is only two words - one on the left and one on the right. If it is 3 or more words it will just space them out.

Matt - The code that Unknown put above will work.. I'm not sure why it wouldn't work for you. Maybe you can pm me a url and I can take a look at it for you.

[Matt Geer]

:smacks head: Duh, of course.

Justifying will work if it is only two words - one on the left and one on the right. If it is 3 or more words it will just space them out.

Matt - The code that Unknown put above will work.. I'm not sure why it wouldn't work for you. Maybe you can pm me a url and I can take a look at it for you.

I appreciate it Nick! Sending Pm now....

[Elsidney]

The code above should have the 'h' tags with a number, h1, h2, etc, then it should work.

[Matt Geer]

The code above should have the 'h' tags with a number, h1, h2, etc, then it should work.

Thanks for the tip, it was just an example they put up. When I tried it I did put a number in. Thanks!

[Elsidney]

Oh, sorry, I guess that was obvious. When I tried it it worked for me. Did you get it sorted?