Hi, sorry that’s not it.
I need text4 , text5 to be on one line and text6, text7 on another line.
Did I say “width element”? Oops, I meant “width property”. The CSS width property forces an element to be a certain width. So you could give .text4
and .text5
each a width of 50% (or actually, just under 50%) and then they would take up the entire horizontal width of the page, forcing .text6
down to the next line. Or you could make the width of .text4
take up just enough space needed for its line of text (using rem
units) and then make .text5
take up the rest of the width.
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Thank you my friend! It worked, exactly how it should be!
I appreciate your help, it was really awesome! <3
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