Where am I going wrong in this float clearing

[aaron118]

Ok so I am developing a site for someone on Wordpress and I am having some trouble clearing some floated images. If you look at the problem here you will see the floated images aren’t clearing properly but if you look at that article using the [URL=“http://www.positivepsychologytraining.co.uk/articles/the-pe-positive-emotions-kit-for-depression/?preview=1&template=twentyten&stylesheet=twentyten”]default wordpress theme it looks fine, I don’t understand how they do it, I don’t want to use clearing divs, any help?

Thanks,
Aaron

[aaron118]

Yes I have realised my second link isn’t working, it was just meant to show how the article looks in the default wordpress theme.

[Michel_Merlin]

@aaron118

If you look at the problem here you will see the floated images aren’t clearing properly but if you look at that article using the [URL=“http://www.positivepsychologytraining.co.uk/articles/the-pe-positive-emotions-kit-for-depression/?preview=1&template=twentyten&stylesheet=twentyten”]default wordpress theme it looks fine

1. Both of your links (same URL with different tags) look the same here, both in my IE6 or Chrome 5.

2. Like you, I refused the usual cure (add a “class=” to clear left or right or both in the “<div id=“attachment_11317”>”), when preparing a page for a friend (Cécile); I just alterned the photos, one at left, one at right, with the according classes. See it in my draft Namibie juillet-août 2006 (hiver). (Unfortunately Cécile, who is very busy with her kids and travels, apparently made some changes in [URL=“http://cecileetsestroisbambinsenvoyage.over-blog.com/categorie-1137588.html”]her original that broke my work. It appears that she still has the calls to my classes, e.g. “<img class=DrteTxMM…”, but she probably lost the path to the CSS file).

Versailles, Sat 26 Jun 2010 23:10:00 +0200