I think we see a lot of examples of
<div style="clear:both"></div>
which is to clear the floats above, but since it actually introduces HTML
mark up that does presentation stuff, is it actually a lot more cleaner to
have no such lines in the HTML code, but instead, use ID and classes, and
then in the stylesheets, use
#slideNavigator { clear: both; ... }
so that up above, the slides (photo thumbnails) might be floating to the
left, and the #slideNavigator is the left and right button control region
that does the clearing. That way, if we decide to move things around, such
as to move the #slideNavigator also floating to the left beside the
thumbnails, then we don't need to modify the HTML file, but can just change
the stylesheet. Then, presentation style info is well-contained in the
presentation file.
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