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Put 2 vertically-stacked buttons next to an inline text input

Asked by Havin_it in Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), Internet Explorer Web Browser

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Hello,

I'm working on a 'widget' for a site I'm working on. What it does is add 'nudge' buttons to the right of every <input type="text" class="myClassName"> field on a page. The buttons are to increment/decrement the integer in the field. The field might appear in a variety of contexts (in a TD on its own, or in the middle of a paragraph, for examples), and I want the creation of the buttons not to disturb that context.

What I've done so far is to wrap the input in a span, float the input to the left inside the span, then add another span containing the two buttons, which are display:block. This gets the object itself looking OK, but then the following content is pushed to the right of the floated input. What I want (in an inline context) is for the context that follows the outer span to continue inline, so really I can't use floats inside it.

Can anyone demonstrate a way of creating a self-contained element that is either inline or block according to the original input's context, and wherein the buttons will always appear stacked vertically to the right of the input?

This is for an intranet app so the main target browser is IE7, but Firefox 3 support would be appreciated (by me!) also.

Looking forward to your wisdon ;)Start Free Trial
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