Lately this has come up:

I have a fixed width centered container that contains my entire site,  
like so:
#container{ margin: 0 auto; width:960px}

My question is if there is a way for a block element within the  
container to break out of the container and span the width of the  
browser, behaving like a normal block that was a child of the body  
tag.  I've tried toying with positioning and negative margins but  
haven't found the formula.  Anyone?

My current workaround is just closing the container before the  
element, then opening the another container after it.
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