Does an anchor <a> around a block-level <div> work with CSS styling as expected?
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A Former User last edited by
I'm in the process of building a new HTML5 website with my own backend and Boostrap 3.3.7 as responsive framework.
The site is 'mobile first' and presents lists of clubs to users - as its intended primarily for mobile I use summary blocks that tap through to detailed views.
The summary blocks are in the form of an anchor <br>w<a>rapped around a block-level </a><div><a> and this renders fine on Chrome, Firefox and IE but doesn't work on Opera - or at least doesn't with my website.
When I say 'doesnt work' I mean that the block level </a><div><a> part works in-so-much-as they are clickable and go to the href in the anchor but no style from the CSS is applied to the </a><div><a> leaving them naked.
There is no style applied to the outer anchor </a><a> but there is style applied to the wrapped <div> and it is this styling that appears to be missing.
The HTML and CSS pass validation on W3C with no warnings.
Any ideas?
Mike</div></a></div></div></div>
