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<li>| <a href="">link</a> |</li>
<li> <a href="">link</a> |</li>
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the links are next to each other
you can do this indent | next to the link with css?
Friend,
I’ve mentioned this to you before in other threads but we can’t diagnose code we can’t see.
Please make a reduced case in Codepen..it’s free and you don’t have to sign up if you don’t want to.
Also, I know we may have a language barrier here but your comments are often very vague.
If you have an image of what this currently looks like and another of what it should look like those would be helpful too.
Help us, help you.
PS…I fixed your code in the post.
Please try to use the Markdown code in future. Details of how to do all of that are right below the box you fill in to make posts.
Turning to your issue, yes, you can use a single sided border to make separators if you want.
http://codepen.io/Paulie-D/pen/wBqOwM
There are more advanced options but that should get you started.
thanks!
because between the first bar on the right there is more space?
how do I set the height of the bar ?
Make a Codepen demo of your specific problem and I’m happy to help further but your original question has been answered.
The piecemeal approach is getting irritating.
I appreciate that we all have to start somewhere but you don’t seem to have the basics down yet.
I suggest trying something like http://learn.shayhowe.com/html-css/