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<div> & css?

Ziycon · 2006-06-26 19:05:08

im only having one problem and its when i try to put another <div> beside another <div> it shows up under the previous <div> and not beside it, can anyone help here?

26-06-2006 7:05pm

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Ziycon

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im only having one problem and its when i try to put another <div> beside another <div> it shows up under the previous <div> and not beside it, can anyone help here?

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#2 26-06-2006 8:00pm

heggie

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use float (left, and right)

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#3 26-06-2006 8:18pm

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FLoat will do it.

Or you could absolute position the second div.

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