Re: [WSG] Float falls outside of the wrapper tag

2008-12-06 Thread Frederick Matzen
I know this is probably basic CSS but I'm still learning. I am modifying a
Word Press template and am not sure what  I need to do to get the #content
CSS, which has a right float, to stay inside the #wrapper tag.
Here is the page: http://newmedievalart.org/

Scroll down just a bit and you can see where it runs out.

Thanks folks.


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Re: [WSG] Float falls outside of the wrapper tag

2008-12-06 Thread Frederick Matzen
Nevermind. I figured it out.

On Sat, Dec 6, 2008 at 4:27 PM, Frederick Matzen [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:

 I know this is probably basic CSS but I'm still learning. I am modifying a
 Word Press template and am not sure what  I need to do to get the #content
 CSS, which has a right float, to stay inside the #wrapper tag.
 Here is the page: http://newmedievalart.org/

 Scroll down just a bit and you can see where it runs out.

 Thanks folks.



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Re: [WSG] Float falls outside of the wrapper tag

2008-12-06 Thread Frederick Matzen
I was reminded that I should have posted the solution just in case someone
else needs the solution.

It was simple. It needed an additional CLEAR FLOAT tag just before the
/div tag that ended the #wrapper layer. There was a clear float at the end
of the content tag but not the wrapper tag. Its one of those where the
template LOOKED nice but had some serious flaws.

On Sat, Dec 6, 2008 at 4:30 PM, Frederick Matzen [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:

 Nevermind. I figured it out.

 On Sat, Dec 6, 2008 at 4:27 PM, Frederick Matzen [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:

 I know this is probably basic CSS but I'm still learning. I am modifying a
 Word Press template and am not sure what  I need to do to get the #content
 CSS, which has a right float, to stay inside the #wrapper tag.
 Here is the page: http://newmedievalart.org/

 Scroll down just a bit and you can see where it runs out.

 Thanks folks.



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