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HTML/DIV tag help.


Question Posted Monday August 2 2010, 6:46 pm

I am making a website for a friend, and I need to have one main scroll box on the left, and three smaller scroll boxes on the right.

I read a question that you had answered about a DIV float option. For some reason it isn't working for me.

I use freewebs web edit. Any help? :/


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theymos answered Monday August 2 2010, 8:14 pm:
The three divs on the right need to be in one container div. So you would do something like:

<div id="left">
</div>
<div id="right">
<div id="right1">
</div>
(right2)
(right3)
</div>

"left" and "right" float left and right, while the "rightx" divs don't float.

Here's an example (look at the source):
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The percentage widths/heights I use there to create a perfectly-full page makes this layout prone to breaking on old browsers and when you add margins/borders, so use pixel widths/heights if this is a problem.

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