Can anyone explain WTF is going on here with Firefox and why IE gets it
right and FF doesn't?
http://dev.karlcore.com/ttb/

Specifically, where the border ends early. It appears that FF thinks
that the document is "done" when the content in the right column ends
and ignores the left side.

TIA

-Karl

KarlCore wrote:

#content_left is floated. IE gets it wrong. FF gets it right.

http://www.complexspiral.com/publica...aining-floats/ explains why.

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Considering Opera does the same as Firefox, I'd be very hesitant to say
that IE is the one that is right.

Adding an empty div with {clear: both; height: 0;} immediately before
the closing tag of #content_wrapper fixes it in Firefox. That should
sort Opera out too, and I'm pretty sure it won't cause any problems with
IE (though with IE you can never tell :-) ).

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KarlCore wrote:

You need to extend the #page_wrapper to encompass the floats.
Just put a clearing div before the end of #page_wrapper, like so:

<!--END #content_wrapper-->
<div style="clear:both;">&nbsp;</div>
</div>
<!--END #page_wrapper-->


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Thanks!


-Karl