div width - auto size for firebox and Safari

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I am developing a page in which it repeats the control for each row. I have added a one main div tag and inside this tag have added repeater control.Inside the repeater control, i am using another div tag(it contains link button). I have totally 4 rows. First 2 rows, i have to display 5 link button. 3rd row and 4th row contains 2 link button. So that if i provide floating left to the div tag, 4th row positioned in the 3rd row. This functionality is working fine in IE8. It is not working in Mozilla and Safari because of the div tag width is auto. Please anyone suggest how to achieve?

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<div style="width:auto;float:left">
    <repeater>
        <itemtemplate>
            <div style="width:auto;float:left">Link button</div>
        </itemtemplate>
    </repeater>

</div>

Posted 22-Jul-11 5:03am

arima.a

Updated 22-Jul-11 5:08am

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[no name] 22-Jul-11 15:08pm

Question is not clear, please rephrase.

_Zorro_ 25-Jul-11 12:46pm

Indeed, question not clear, but this may help, or not at all, who knows: http://codebetter.com/petervanooijen/2009/01/27/firefox-and-the-100-div-revisited/

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