Empty div containers will cause a break without a comment in them.
Using a “Clear” container like I have mentioned in a previous article, to correctly extent the wrapper div element around content that has extended longer than it’s base dimensions, is a necessity when optimizing in Mozilla browsers. Mozilla browsers correctly followed the w3c spec for the “clear” element and as a CSS designer you have to be familiar with a blank “clear” element.
The other part you need to be familiar with is that a comment inside of the div element will prevent a break after it. So you may try this when setting up your “clear” element.
This is what you type to set it up.
div.clear{
clear:both;
}
Then when putting it in your document, it should look something like this;
<div class=”clear”><!–This is the clearing element–></div>
Here are some similar arcade posts
- Why do I want to write class independant of my selectors?
- How do I write my css classes with div tags?
- CSS Hacks with the Child Selector
- Style sheet precedence in table cells and stylesheets
- Are height properties depreciated in XHTML 1.0?
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