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Jens Lenge
Hello world,
Somehow, webdesign using CSS turns out to be a reliable source of horror...
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I have a basic three-column design with a content div in the middle. Now
when the content itself uses nested interior CSS formatting such as floating
elements, I run into the problem that 'clear' styles seem to also refer to
the outer floating columns instead of only the lements inside the parent
div.
I have put an example to http://www.photoss.de/test/test.html
How can I achive the last paragraph to be below the floating black rect, but
NOT below the red and blue columns?
Cheers, Jens
BTW: Any idea why my examle does not render ok on IE6 while it does on
Firefox? I have created the example it from a more complex page that uses
the same formatting and does render ok on IE6...
Somehow, webdesign using CSS turns out to be a reliable source of horror...
)
I have a basic three-column design with a content div in the middle. Now
when the content itself uses nested interior CSS formatting such as floating
elements, I run into the problem that 'clear' styles seem to also refer to
the outer floating columns instead of only the lements inside the parent
div.
I have put an example to http://www.photoss.de/test/test.html
How can I achive the last paragraph to be below the floating black rect, but
NOT below the red and blue columns?
Cheers, Jens
BTW: Any idea why my examle does not render ok on IE6 while it does on
Firefox? I have created the example it from a more complex page that uses
the same formatting and does render ok on IE6...