top border of #col3 goes away. I have tinkered with this for hours and
absolutely cannot figure this out.
Thanks in advance for looking,
Barry Brevik
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I want to thank everyone who posted back on this issue. Now I have a
couple of ways to do it.
My next task is to understand how they work and what I did wrong .
Thanks again, and sorry that my original message was html; it was an
accident.
Barry Brevik
I'm developing a page (only needs to be viewable by MSIE at this time)
where there is a div containing 2 images and 2 text blurbs.
The upper image is at the top and floats left with the text flowing
around it on the right, which mostly works.
The lower image is supposed to be opposite; posi
gt;You can't have float and center at the same time in this situation.
That is a good reply, and it works, but I was trying to get away with
the container div self-sizing to it's content and then having it be
centered without having to specifically dimension it.
Barry Brevik
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ry well, but you can bet I'll be
> studying it.
Oops. I probably should have mentioned that I also want to center the
result horizontally in the browser window.
After trying a whole bunch of things, I'm going to guess that it can't
be done using this method.
Barry Brevik
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> > http://www.manicreader.com/testpage.html
>
> Use float:left on the DIV#container, then on the element that
> follows it, use clear:left.
Wow, man, that works a charm! To be honest, I don't understand float and
clear very well, but you can bet I'll be s
://www.manicreader.com/testpage.html
TIA,
Barry Brevik
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