• Aug 12, 2009 by Richard
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How To Deal With Floating Elements

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I came across this article earlier today about dealing with floating elements in CSS. I asked around the studio and it seems we have some different approaches. Alex is a big fan of Tip #3, since it renders correctly in the WYSIWYG view of Dreamweaver, which allows me to prototype faster. Apparently Kevin and Kristine use the clearfix method, which uses less divs. I’m wondering if there are other opinions or suggestions out there?


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