colleen sullivan leh wrote:
> Wouldn't setting each div to a width of 49%, floated left for the
> first then floated right for the second also be a reliable cross-
> browser solution?
Yes, but that would leave a 2% gap between the floats. In some cases
that's fine, in others not.
As long as we're using floats: if one wants a gap-free line-up, or there
are to be more than two floats dividing the available width, then
floating them all in the same direction and pull in the backside-margin
on the last one to make them add up slightly to short, is most reliable.
All browsers understand this method.
regards
Georg
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