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Originally Posted by Swayze11
create a class in your css called .Clear and it will look like this:
.Clear {clear:both}
then put this after your elements are floating.. for example:
<div class="whatever you have making it float">
<div class="your other items floating">
<div class="Clear"></div>
Edit:
Also, the whole 3 content columns approach really sucks - it can become a big pain. I am not saying you need to change it but for future projects id stay away from that.
Also: You need to set set widths on those content areas or the float wont work. |
I know I know, It's only 3 columns on the front page, the other templates layout is two column and one column.