Question

I haven’t played with CSS for too long a time and am without references at the moment. My question should be fairly easy but googling isn’t bringing up a sufficient answer. So, adding to the collective knowledge…

|#header---------------------------------------------------------------| |                               TITLE                                  | |#sub-title------------------------------------------------------------| |bread > crumb                    |                  username logout   | |#sub-left                        |                          #sub-right| |---------------------------------|------------------------------------| 

That’s what I’m wanting my layout to be. The heading anyways. I wanted sub-title to contain sub-left AND sub-right. What css rules do I use to ensure a div is bound by the attributes of another div. In this case, how do I ensure that sub-left and sub-right stay within sub-title?

Answer 1

Its quite a common misconception that you need a clear:both div at the bottom, when you really don’t. While foxy’s answer is correct, you don’t need that non-semantic, useless clearing div. All you need to do is stick an overflow:hidden onto the container:

#sub-title { overflow:hidden; }