"nowhere man" <> wrote in message
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> I have 3 divisions contained within a main division.
Is this the same a three nym-shifting sockpuppets in the same K00k brain,
Bullis?
> Assume each one is 33% of the larger container.
> Divisions 1 and 2 appear to resize properly with the resizing of the
browser
> window. But #3 floats down below division 1 and becomes seperated from the
> main container.
> Which throws the whole display off. What's the cure for this problem?
Drink bleach, Bullis and turn off your computer.
> div.main{height:100%;width:90%;}
> div.sample{height:90%; width;33%;; float:left;}
>
> <body>
> <div class="main">
> <div class="sample">1</div>
> <div class="sample">2</div>
> <div class="sample">3</div>
> </div>
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