I am now trying to add a number to the right of the stars to indicate total number of voters.
I have tried using a span element after the star div but it doesn't line up properly with the star ratings.
From what I gather I cannot use margin or padding with a span element which is what I tried (span.ratingTotal{padding:0 0 5px 10px;}).
I also tried just placing the text inside the star div before the i tags and after them but that didn't work either.
The only thing I tried that seems to work is to use a p class tag and place it under the star ratings but I prefer to have it inline with them.
Is there a way to do this?
try like this: jsfiddle.net/ktpn8oq7/
Wow, thanks very much.
I had tried something similar but didn't make the same css changes as you.
I am trying to understand your css better as it is a little more advanced than I am used to.
I had decided to go with the p class but will now undo everything and try your solution.
Thanks again!
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I am now trying to add a number to the right of the stars to indicate total number of voters.
I have tried using a span element after the star div but it doesn't line up properly with the star ratings.
From what I gather I cannot use margin or padding with a span element which is what I tried (span.ratingTotal{padding:0 0 5px 10px;}).
I also tried just placing the text inside the star div before the i tags and after them but that didn't work either.
The only thing I tried that seems to work is to use a p class tag and place it under the star ratings but I prefer to have it inline with them.
Is there a way to do this?
try like this: jsfiddle.net/ktpn8oq7/
Wow, thanks very much.
I had tried something similar but didn't make the same css changes as you.
I am trying to understand your css better as it is a little more advanced than I am used to.
I had decided to go with the p class but will now undo everything and try your solution.
Thanks again!