How to remove line break after DIV in CSS
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Solution
It's not a 'line break' that you're seeing; it's because `<div>` elements default to being a `block` element.
If you want to change the behaviour so that they appear on the same line, you can change the `display` property in CSS, like so:
display:inline;
or
display:inline-block;
If you still want to have `width` or `min-width` property (as stated in the question) then you would need the latter of those two, `inline-block`.
Hope that helps.
Problem
Is there a way to prevent a line break after a div with css, but to have one div min width and the other max width? For example I have ``` <div class="label">My Label:</div> <div class="text">My text</div> ``` and want it to display like: ``` My Label: My text ``` Where My text floats right, and my label takes all the remaining width? I am using the following CSS, but the .text div keeps wrapping: ``` div { display: inline-block; } .label { border:1px solid blue; width:100%; } .text { border:1px solid red; float:right; } ``` **UPDATE: JS FIDDLE * http://jsfiddle.net/jPrMG/ Thanks for your help