Is it possible to set some width to the <a> tag in html ?
If yes what is the way, if no is there any work around ??
Is it possible to set some width to the <a> tag in html ?
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Is it possible to set some width to the <a> tag in html ?
If yes what is the way, if no is there any work around ??
You can redefine it as a block element and then set width to it:
a{display:block;width:400px}.EDIT: However, in this case it will start on a new line and the next piece of text will also be in a new line. What solves the problem, is
inline-blockdisplay mode, but this again has problems with older versions of IE and FF (see here: http://caniuse.com/#search=inline-block)