Flashes of Pop, Wit and Reason
Skip down to page content. ↓
by Scott Vandehey
Originally published: June 30, 2008
3 comments. Add yours..
Has anyone seen this problem before and have any idea how to solve it? In firefox, the text wraps around both floats correctly. In IE6/7, the text only wraps around the second float.
Did you fix your bug? I do not see a problem on my IE's. The layout looks identical on all my browsers (FF, IE6, IE7, Safari).
Take the second floating div and put it directly under the first one, as opposed to it being under the second P tag.
Like this:
<p>
<div>
<div class="alt">
Thanks guys!
I spoke to Ryan, and it turns out he was looking at an old version of the code, which is why he didn't see the difference.
And I ended up using the suggestion Anton made in many cases, but there were a few places where I couldn't due to problems the source code ordering.
Written by Pop Art’s employees (aka Pop Artists), this blog centers around the day-to-day machinations of our interactive marketing agency, from digital strategy to online media and web design.
Pop Art is located in sunny Portland, Oregon, the beer capital of the world.
Want to stay current on the latest trends in web development? Sign up for the Pop Art newsletter!
RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication. Many sites, including the Pop Art Blog, publish an RSS Feed. Many Internet users, use an RSS reader to receive that feed. An RSS reader is a small program that goes online periodically to see if there is new content on the site with the feed.
Many browsers such as Microsoft's Internet Explorer 7 and Mozilla's Firefox have RSS readers built into them.
