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  1. Why is it so hard to float a div next to this one?

    DocBowman posted a topic in Website Design and UX
    I have me a div here that I'm using for a vertical navigation bar. #leftBanner { height: 100%; background-color: #CCC; width: 22%; min-width: 245px; max-width: 355px; float: left; } I've been trying all day to get a div floated next to it that doesn't slide under when filled with content or overlap. I understand I could easily remove the min/max and make it a fluid, 22% div. Or even make it static at 300 or so px, but I'd like to try to figure out a solution before I give in. Here's a fiddle I've been messing around with. Any help would really be greatly appreciated as I've been trying at this all darn day. http://jsfiddle.net/2m4FB/

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