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HTML - CSS: How to position a DIV below a floating DIV? |
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please take a look at this: http://saschadesigns.bluebinary.net/
I'm trying to get the copyright text to line up below all the other 3 divs, i.e. below the longest. The problem is that the left and right divs are floated so do not stretch the containing div. I suppose the only way is to not float the divs but I can't position absolutely cos it's center aligned. Anyone got any ideas? thanks, T. PS before anyone starts saying it doesn't look like much, this is only a framework - the outlines are there to show where the divs are. Tamlyn Rhodes |
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On Wed, 25 Feb 2004 23:36:20 +0000, Tamlyn Rhodes
<> declared in alt.html: > I'm trying to get the copyright text to line up below all the other 3 > divs Try adding clear: both; to your #footer rule. HTH -- Mark Parnell http://www.clarkecomputers.com.au |
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Mark Parnell wrote:
>>I'm trying to get the copyright text to line up below all the other 3 >>divs > > Try adding clear: both; to your #footer rule. duh, of course! thanks. T. |
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On Thu, 26 Feb 2004 00:27:23 +0000, Tamlyn Rhodes
<> wrote: >> Try adding clear: both; to your #footer rule. > >duh, of course! thanks. Reserve the "Duh!" for when you've spent ages trying to debug a rule with "clear: all; " and you can't see why it isn't working. DAMHIKT..... |
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