Dear List, 

I am working on my portfolio site and the look and
layout I created uses rows as opposed to columns. I am
optimizing the site for a 1024px resolution/screen
width. 

The wrapper divs I am using are set to expand the full
width of window, with the flower graphics floating to
the right as seen here: www.E7Flux.com/index2.html 

On a wide screen: 1680px, which is what I use at home
there is a lot of space between the content and the
flowers so I decided I wanted the flowers to float
along side the content and end at 1024px, with the
wrapper div obviously extending past that. 

So I created: www.E7Flux.com/index3.html in an attempt
to execute what I have in mind but it's not working. I
wrapped the content of the rows in another div with a
class of "container" which is nested inside the
wrapper divs and gave it a width of 1004px and a
min-width in the same amount. 

It's sorta half working but only in the last row
(blue) There is no content there so it does me no
good, since I imagine the same thing will happen if I
were to add content. In the pink and green rows the
flower graphics fall below the wrapper div in Firefox
& IE7 (only the pink flower graphic falls in
index2.html) and in Safari & IE6 (same thing happens
in /index2.html ), not only does it fall but creates a
big gap between the rows. Oh yea and another thing is
that the bottom margin I've set for the blue row shows
up in all the browsers except Safari so need help with
this too :). 

Here is the CSS: http://e7flux.com/css/e7flux.css

Hoping someone can help me solve this. 

TIA, 
Elli 



       
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