I've have run into this many times, but I have found a good explanation of why. I usually do a crazy work around so I'm wondering what the best solution is to the issue. Basically what happens is that I'll create a div and it will slide down and not match up with where the other div left off. If I give it a position of absolute it brings it up to where it's supposed to be but then the container doesn't expand with the content. Example can be found here: http://cuban.phiddledesign.com Basically I want the text content to sit to the right of the rotating images on the left. Thanks, Matt
I don't see any rotating images. However, you can position the left & right div as relative and float to left. Like this .div_left{ width:200px; height:200px; position:relative; float:left; } .div_right{ width:600px; height:200px; position:relative; float:left; }