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I have a div C inside div B inside div A.
Div A has width set to 700px, and div C has width set to 100px. Div B doesn’t have the width set.
My problem is that div B extends his width to 100% (to conform div A’s width). Is there a way for div B, that is, his width to conform to children divs? I want it to be wrapped around div C, and any other div I put near div C.
It sounds like what you want is the nonexistent float:center attribute. Check this article for a workaround.