CSS query:

[officeidiot]

If you have a 'div' and want to place 4 links in it as if they were in cells (for exmple like in excel: 2 on top and 2 on bottom row). How can you achieve this??

[leehack]

There is about 10 ways to do it, i would do something like this to keep it easy:

<div id="linksContainer">
<a href="blah.htm">Blah</a>
<a href="blah.htm">Blah</a>
<a href="blah.htm">Blah</a>
<a href="blah.htm">Blah</a>
</div>

and have the following in your stylesheet

#linksContainer a {
float: left;
display: block;
width: 50%;
}

Don't use an ID if not unique area on the page, you should use a class in that case instead.

[jont]

You may need to specifically declare the width of the #linksContainer as well to ensure it fits with your design.

[officeidiot]

Thanks for that. Very helpful!!