The display: inline property prevents width from having an effect.

The display: inline property prevents width from having an effect.
Try setting display to something other than inline.
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display: inline 不支持元素的 width 或 height 属性,若要元素 width 或 height 生效,必须讲元素设置为块状化:
display:block;
display:inline-block;

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Press to continue... /DEVICE= 4 hex digit device id of card to program. /SUBDEVICE= 4 hex digit subsystem device id of card to program. /DUMP Dumps EEPROM/Shadow RAM memory contents to file *.eep and flash memory to *.bin (if available) /MAC_DUMP_FILE Dumps the MAC address to a file usable by the /A command. /MAC_DUMP Displays the adapter LAN MAC address. /MAC_DUMP_ALL Displays all the MAC addresses. /MAC_ALL_TO_FILE Dumps all the MAC addresses to a file usable by the /MAC_ALL_FROM_FILE command. /MAC_ALL_FROM_FILE Programs all MAC addresses from text file to a device. File should contain 13 MAC addresses (9 for PEPs and 4 custom MAC addresses), one each line. EUI48 and EUI64 formats accepted. /CB Clears bits in the EEPROM, specified in . /SB Sets bits in the EEPROM, specified in . Press to continue... /RW Reads from the EEPROM. /WW Writes into in EEPROM. /MAC=macaddr [/NUM=PF_num] Programs the EEPROM/NVM with only the MAC address of macaddr without changing the rest of the EEPROM/NVM. /NUM is optional and I40E specific - it defines target PF. /A or /address Programs the EEPROM/NVM with only the MAC address from the without changing the rest of the EEPROM. /D or /DATA Programs the NVM [EEPROM/FLASH] with the contents of without changing the MAC address. /PHYNVM Programs the PHY NVM with the contents of /DEBUG Forces debug update to be used where applicable. Must be used with /D or /DATA switch. /CALCCHKSUM Forces the EEPROM checksum and CRCs to be updated. 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Press to continue... /CHECKIMAGE Verifies that the NVM in can be loaded over the running NVM. /VERIFYPHYNVM Verifies the PHY NVM image in eeprom to the target file specified in . /ADAPTERRESET Reset the adapter. *CAUTION* This will unload the driver for this device if present. /SANMAC_DUMP [/NUM=PF_num] Displays the dedicated MAC address for the SAN. /NUM is optional and i40e specific - it defines target PF. /SANMAC=macaddr [/NUM=PF_num] Programs the dedicated SAN MAC address withoutchanging the rest of the EEPROM. /NUM is optional and i40e specific - it defines target PF. /SANADDRESS Programs the dedicated SAN MAC address with the MAC address from . /INVMVERIFY /FILE=] Compares autoload configuration stored in OTP memory with the configuration defined in configuration file. /INVMTEST /FILE=] Report number of free space left in INVM if autoload configuration defined in configuration file would be applied. Press to continue... /INVMUPDATE /FILE=] Write new autoload configuration defined in Raw (*.raw) configuration file to empty INVM or updates current autoload configuration stored in INVM based on 'human readable' configuration file. /INVMISLOCKED Checks if autoload configuration stored in OTP memory is protected against write attempts. /INVMLOCK Sets unique record in autoload configuration stored in INVM protecting its content against further updates. /INVMGET Dumps autoload configuration stored in INVM to file with predefined name .otp. /FORCE Omits any warnings and forces command execution. /KEEPCONFIG This option lets you keep config words while upgrading eeprom. /PORT_MAC=macaddr /NUM=Port_num Programs the dedicated Port MAC address without changing the rest of the EEPROM. /PORT_MAC_DUMP /NUM=Port_num Display the adapter port MAC address. 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