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How to fix this?

by Ricky Dawn
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Hey all,

I posted a thread a while ago about a list on my website, turns out I forgot a </div>

But there is still a problem, I'm stumped and really need your help.

A-Z Locations

If you look on that page and scroll down you will see what I mean?

I want all the capital letters for the beginning of each letter to be on the left?

Why is it doing this?

Please help.

Thanks

TWG
#fix
  • Profile picture of the author Sour
    Hey, you! I'm glad you fixed the last problem (this is the same guy who told you about the missing </div>). I'm assuming you want each category letter (the big ones that start each section) to be on their own and to the far left.

    Well, you have a ton of floats, so they're all kind of clumping into each other, but there's a little hack you can do to fix it. The easiest way to accomplish this would be to add a "clear:both" style attribute to every <h2> tag. It'll look like this <h3 style="clear:both;">.

    What I would do is open a text editor, paste your code in there, and use the replace tool to change every <h2> to <h2 style="clear:both;">.

    Good luck!
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