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  Thank you! (The site is not live yet, it's that I would have just posted the URL.)

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  border-right-color: #6B 8431;

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  border-bottom-width: 1px;

  border-bottom-style: solid;

  border-bottom-color: #6B 8431;

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  border-bottom-style: solid;

  border-bottom-color: #6B 8431;

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  width: 289px;

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  height: 383px;

  width: auto;

  float: right;

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  H6 {}

  color: #797979;

  are-family: "Lucida Sans Unicode", "Lucida Grande", without serif.

  are-size: 11px;

  make-weight: lighter;

  text-transform: uppercase;

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  < div id = "sidebarFrame" >

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  < li > < a href = "#" > home < /a > < /li >

  < li > < a href = "#" > on < /a > < /li >

  < li > < a href = "#" > subject Tim < /a > < /li >

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  < li > < a href = "#" > Contact < /a > < /li >

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  < div id = "pictureFrame" > < img src = ' Pages/3. On Tim/Tim Headshot.jpg' alt = 'Tim' width = "525" height = "700" id = "image" > < / div >

  paragraph < p > < /p >

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  < h6 > < strong > to < > 2011 facilities by I wish I had a company name, Inc. < / h6 >

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  Sorry I know this is a bit long. I have put all the "#wrapper" - of the snippets in red.

  Can someone tell me why this is?

  Of course, it's because a) auto is the same as nothing.  This means that the default behavior for a block tag is to expand vertically to wrap its content.  The problem arises when / if some of the content are launched or positioned.  As floated and positioned elements are "withdrawn from normal traffic" page, acts of container as if they were not there yet and only reacts to the content not launched, ignoring the other two elements.  Given that you have floating content in the tank of #wrapper, this is what is happening.

  There are four ways to force a container to encapsulate floating elements:

  1. the float container

  2. Add an element of compensation immediately before closing the container

  3. apply a style to the container that forces him to become a new block formatting context.  These styles are things like -

  overflow: hidden. scroll | Auto

  Display: inline-block. Inline-table | table-cell. table-caption

  position: absolute. fixed

  4. use an adaptation of CSS clearfix

  The most common (but not without a few problems) to do this is to use overflow: hidden style.  Try changing your div wrapper to this and see what happens-

• Tag div with text and image vertically centered

  I'm having a problem with vertically align an image with a line of text in a div tag using an external CSS file.
  Any help would be appreciated
  
  

  You can simply do:

  ProdDimensions img {vertical-align: middle ;}}

  Or you can use an unordered list that has your arrow incorporated as a background image, something like this:

  . ProductList ul {list-style-image: url (Arrow.gif); list-style-position:outside;list-style-type:none;text-align:left ;}}
  . ProductList li {margin: 0 ;}}

  Wrap your unordered list around a div with the ProductList class (or whatever you want to call it) and it will display with the arrows in the middle of the text.

  Another way to do it would be to put a background image on the ProdDimensions class as follows:
  background: url (Arrow.gif) left Center no-repeat; padding-left: 21px;

  This will simply put a background image in the left middle of your div, the padding will ensure that the text is not on top of the arrow.

• Tag DIV, positioning CSS H1and issue

  Hi all
  I have a basic question concerning the placement of a text inside a < div > tag. Essentially, I am creating a small topic block (the < div > tag) 750px wide by high 25px, with a left-aligned title text and a prize titled text aligned to the right and 5px of padding around the text on all sides.
  
  The problem I have is just to get the right text aligned to move far enough to the right of the block 750px topic using CSS. I want to create more space between the end of the title text and the beginning of the price text, but because the length of the title text will vary from point to point, I can't use a compensation of the left margin of the title text. Basically I want to compensate the right text to the far right of the header itself block edge without the use of tables. I hope this makes sense.
  
  What would be a good approach to take to do something as simple as this, not to mention that I am trying to create something that "looks like" a table without using tables?
  
  Thank you
  ~ Greg

  We will see the page, please.

  A float located on contano of text with a right margin may be whatever you
  need.

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  "Myrrhlin225" wrote in message
  News:f58vph$1u6$1@forums. Macromedia.com...
  > Hi all,
  > I have a fundamental question regarding the placement of a text inside a
  >

  
  > tag. I'm basically trying to create a small topic block (the

  )
  > 750px
  > integer by 25px high, with a left-aligned title text and a price
  > topic text aligned to the right and 5px of padding around the text on all
  > side.
  >
  > The problem I just becomes right-aligned text move away
  > no longer enough on the right block 750px topic using CSS. I want to
  > create
  > more space between the end of the title text and the beginning of the
  > price
  > text, but because the length of the title text will vary from point to point, I
  > can not
  > use a shift to the left margin of the title text. Basically I want to compensate for
  > the
  > good text from the edge to the right of the header block itself without
  > help
  > tables. I hope this makes sense.
  >
  > What would be a good approach to take to do something as simple as
  >,
  > not to mention that I'm creating something that "looks like" a
  > table
  > without the use of tables?
  >
  > Thank you,
  > ~ Greg
  >

• None of my rules of tag div Css Postulez to my source code!

  In Html, I created my divs and they seemed to form, but none in the CSS does not work when I try to change them. I changed the background colors, widths are all the same, and nothing is floating from left to right. I have not tried to change the text again, but I don't know that no longer works. Please help my project is due tonight!

  kellym59601827 wrote:

  div {}

  border-style: solid;

  border-width: 1px ;}

  #container {}

  Width: 1200px; margin: auto ;}

  #header {}

  text-align: center; font-size: 45px;

  do-family: "Lucida Grande", "Lucida Sans Unicode", "Lucida without", "DejaVu without ', Verdana, without serif.

  Width: 1200px; height: 260px ;}

  #toolbar {width: 1200px ;}}

  #toolbar ul

  {margin: 19px;}

  padding: 0px;

  list-style: none;

  text-align: center;

  }

  #toolbar ul li {}

  padding: 0px 0 px 70px 70px;

  Display: inline;

  text-color: red ;}

  #toolbar ul li a {text-decoration: none ;}}

  Article #main {width: 800px ;}}

  #pic of the week}

  float: right;

  Width: 400 PX;

  background: $F2F2F2;

  padding-top: 5px;

  padding-bottom: 5px ;}

  #culture corner {}

  Width: 400 PX;

  background-color: #F78F13 ;}

  #social media {}

  Width: 300px;

  float: right ;}

  #social media will not work

  No gap are allowed on:

  #social_media and your container id to id = "social_media.

  You need to do this for each unique selector where you have a gap in the name.

  You can also use:

  #socialMedia

  ID = "socialMedia".