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Jonathan Klemm
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Jonathan Klemm
Courses Plus Student 2,776 Points
Posted by Jonathan Klemm
Jonathan Klemm
Courses Plus Student 2,776 Points

I did it a different way using floats and widths

In the challenge I did it a completely different way. I in the media query i did .primary { float: left; } .secondary { float: right; } .col { width: 45%; }

Muhamed Asil
Muhamed Asil
7,453 Points
Muhamed Asil
Muhamed Asil
7,453 Points

Well, was there any problem in challenge result?

Neil Zimmerman
Neil Zimmerman
371 Points

I think if you did that, you'd also need to add a "clear" property to the footer in order to prevent unwanted overlapping when the window is sized down.

2 Answers

Diana Le
Diana Le
6,794 Points
Diana Le
Diana Le
6,794 Points

Yeah if you do it using floats you'll have to put a clearfix on the container div (contains both the primary and secondary divs).

Jesse Thompson
Jesse Thompson
10,684 Points
Jesse Thompson
Jesse Thompson
10,684 Points

Appreciate this post. Was looking for this. I think I am going to go with Guil's solution for developing sites in the future but good to have both ways.