> I've got a 2-column tableless layout and I'm using floats to render the
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For the <p> at the start of the footer line, add an in-line style or a
reference to a style-sheet that has "clear:both".

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Joel Byrd - 25 Apr 2006 22:26 GMT
Yes, thank you - I found out that this is the basic idea behind the
solution. Well, actually, it is adding a div with "clear: both" at the
end of the div that is wrapping the 2 floated columns. But an even
better way to do this does not require adding anything to the html and
is the .clearfix class as documented here:
http://www.positioniseverything.net/easyclearing.html - I think this is
a very good solution.
Jim Moe - 26 Apr 2006 08:12 GMT
> [...] But an even
> better way to do this does not require adding anything to the html and
> is the .clearfix class as documented here:
> http://www.positioniseverything.net/easyclearing.html - I think this is
> a very good solution.
David did mention to add or modify the class for the <p> that contained
"clear:both". No need for inline styles or an extra <div>.
The ".clearfix" is meant to create a uniformity of presentation between
IE and the world for the way floated elements wrap content. It has no
advantage for your case except the "clear:both" rule. So all the other
rules in .clearfix are dead weight.

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