almost working right

I've kind of resolved the problem in that I created a "row" for the
two floating divisions to be held in so that in essence would resemble
a table. Such as testtest.
"brow" acts as . This works fine but still, if I put certain
elements within brow, very strange and unpredicatable behavior
happens.

Now with this "row", I float both cells and they appear as I want
them. I suppose I can live with that. Works just fine in IE as well.




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Re: almost working right

On 14 Apr, 15:24, richard wrote:

> Now with this "row", I float both cells and they appear as I want
> them. I suppose I can live with that. Works just fine in IE as well.

You've just about discovered basic use of float.

What are you expecting next? One of these? exec/obidos/ASIN/0970822685/>

Re: almost working right

On 14 Apr 2008, Andy Dingley wrote:

> On 14 Apr, 15:24, richard wrote:
>
>> Now with this "row", I float both cells and they appear as I want
>> them. I suppose I can live with that. Works just fine in IE as well.
>
> You've just about discovered basic use of float.
>
> What are you expecting next? One of these? > exec/obidos/ASIN/0970822685/>

I ordered a copy of "Aliens Love Underpants". Wonder if I'll see dorayme
in it?

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Re: almost working right

richard …@ca.re> wrote in news:dup604lv6hqg2kqhmsl5jgpetq6cifc7jf@4ax.com:

> I've kind of resolved the problem in that I created a "row" for the
> two floating divisions to be held in so that in essence would resemble
> a table. Such as testtest.

[snip]

Kind of like a table, perhaps maybe, depending on content IE may missbehave
and require a bit more.

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