> be afraid to try it out. If you're new to CSS, I recommend you not jump
> into a negative margin layout just yet, but you could easily do a float
> layout:
>
> - Float one div left
> - Float one div right
> - Give middle div matching left and right margins
> - Wrap all divs in a container with a minimum and maximum width applied
>
> That's all it takes. Some tweaking necessary for IE, probably, and when
> you start adding in graphics, but the basic structure can be in place in
> five minutes.
Okay, I have spent several hours trying to get this to work, and still
cannot get the right floating div not to hang over on the next line.
Here's what I have got :-
http://angray.members.beeb.net/Examples/CSS/ThreeColumnExample.html
The CSS is in the HTML.
It validates all except for the '<' in the JavaScript expression in the CSS.
Also looks the same in FireFox as it does in Internet Explorer.
So I am stuck with the right floating div hanging down a line, in need of
solving.
Many thanks in advance,
Aaron
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