Hi Bruce
Try floating the content div instead. I've
often found this to be the easiest fix. A floated parent will contain its
floated children.
I've been writing a document for my
fellow programmers about nested lists and if write parent/child one more time I
think I'm going to change
Thanks Ted,
not sure I am understanding you correctly, though. Say you have a parent div you would to extend the length of your content, and within that parent div you have a div at the top that you want to not float, but fit the width of the parent, and below the top child div, you have two more
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Thanks Ted,
not sure I am understanding you correctly, though. Say you have a
parent di
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Thanks Ted,
not sure I am understanding you correctly, though. Say you have a parent div you would to extend the length of your content
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that's more or less what I am doing, but
take a look at this page in FF
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