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I have tried, and tried to figure out what I´m doing wrong (probably with the floats).
There is something really wrong, even in Firefox, with the menu-, main- and sidebar (floats).
I have been reading about floats and so but at the moment I don´t get the problem... :oops:

Can somebody help me...? Cool

Thanx!!

Here´s a link to the homepage (and codes) : http://www.bluechalo.com/tindradesign1.3.html

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What's the problem? What

What's the problem? What don't you get?

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Deuce wrote: What's the

Deuce wrote:

What's the problem? What don't you get?

Well.. see it for example in IE6 and then you get what problem(Drunk I´m talking about (even in FF I think there´s problems eventhough you don´t see them).

Don´t understand why the #main popping up besides the #menu (if I for example don´t have enough of padding in #menu li ), or if I put #menu width:100%;?). Meaning, I´ve tried to put #menu {width:100%;}. What else do I then have to change and/or add (not to get collapsing margins/floats)? Puzzled

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Float your right side by

Float your right side by (float:right) and then give your #main content a margin-right the same width as the right sidebar. Or float the #main content left, and then just give a margin-left to your right sidebar.

In my mind, this is the best guide out there:

http://css.maxdesign.com.au/floatutorial/