Hi,
I've only looked at it in Firefox. I notice you've a div id=
containerwrapper
*and* a
div id=container
maybe if you put your #footercontainer within the #containerwrapper it would
simplify things for you?
Just a thought.
T.
Hi All,
I hope this isn't something that's come up before. Seeing as it's not in the
lists of usual bugs in browsers, I'm guessing it might be my ignorance
rather than a poorly implemented recommendation. I hope someone can
enlighten me as it's something that's repeatedly come up and I've never
Generally I'd wrap each row in a separate div with a clear:both style
assigned to it.
style
div.row {
clear: both
}
/style
div class=row
div id=aa/div
div id=bb/div
/div
div class=row
div id=cc/div
div id=dd/div
/div
Might not be ideal though and I'm sure
(not working)
Any ideas, links to resources etc much appreciated.
Regards,
Tony
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Hi Eric,
Thanks for the advice, although I'm not sure I completely understand. I
want to get the links sitting side-by-side across the top as is, but the
only way I know to do that is to nest divs and float:right hence:
div id=1
div id=2
a href=foo.htmlfoo/a
a
