Hi,
I've built a couple of websites and each time I come up with the ominous
problem of using div's as columns. The simplest solution and the one
I've found all over the web is to use floats like so:
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> I've built a couple of websites and each time I come up with
> the ominous
> problem of using div's as columns. The simplest solution
> and the one
> I've found all over the web is to use floats like so:
>
>
> The problem is that the containing block, usually another div
> does not
>
- Is what I use. It
does validate but I'm sure theres other ways you can use too.
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Carmelyne Thompson
Web Architect/Developer
Alan Trick wrote:
Hi,
I've built a couple of websites and each time I come up with the
ominous problem of using div's as columns. The simplest solution
Alan Trick wrote:
The problem is that the containing block, usually another div does not
resise to fit the length of the right and left blocks because they are
floated. So you get things like this:
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