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So I am trying to align my product display boxes to be in columns to the left and the right.

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As you can see in the above picture, the displayed boxes are all to the left. I have tried using the simple align="right" attribute but I can't get it working. I haven't done HTML/CSS programming in a while now so I'm slowly learning again.

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Well the picture you posted is broken. And if you are talking about Div's not text, then you are going to want to use positioning. Usually you can set positioning to relative, its automatically static, and if you use absolute you will have a .jpg of a website (AKA it is unresponsive). You can then mess with the positioning with the

left: right: top: bottom:

positioning commands.

.whateverclass {
  position:relative;
  left:0;
}
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Banq wrote Well the picture you posted is broken. And if you are talking about Div's not text, then you are going to want to use positioning. Usually you can set positioning to relative, its automatically static, and if you use absolute you will have a .jpg of a website (AKA it is unresponsive). You can then mess with the positioning with the

left: right: top: bottom:

positioning commands.

.whateverclass {
  position:relative;
  left:0;
}


Probably just using the <img scr="img.(filetype)"> tag.

Call whatever section you have it in(body, nav, etc.) and use float.
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MushroomElm wrote
Banq wrote Well the picture you posted is broken. And if you are talking about Div's not text, then you are going to want to use positioning. Usually you can set positioning to relative, its automatically static, and if you use absolute you will have a .jpg of a website (AKA it is unresponsive). You can then mess with the positioning with the

left: right: top: bottom:

positioning commands.

.whateverclass {
  position:relative;
  left:0;
}


Probably just using the <img scr="img.(filetype)"> tag.

Call whatever section you have it in(body, nav, etc.) and use float.


Yeah, float works, but I prefer relative positioning , it's more consistent when you keep adding Divs.

Make sure you are using:
z-index:50;

The higher number you set it to the more important it becomes, AKA it will appear over everything else.
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Banq wrote
MushroomElm wrote
Banq wrote Well the picture you posted is broken. And if you are talking about Div's not text, then you are going to want to use positioning. Usually you can set positioning to relative, its automatically static, and if you use absolute you will have a .jpg of a website (AKA it is unresponsive). You can then mess with the positioning with the

left: right: top: bottom:

positioning commands.

.whateverclass {
  position:relative;
  left:0;
}


Probably just using the <img scr="img.(filetype)"> tag.

Call whatever section you have it in(body, nav, etc.) and use float.


Yeah, float works, but I prefer relative positioning , it's more consistent when you keep adding Divs.

Make sure you are using:
z-index:50;

The higher number you set it to the more important it becomes, AKA it will appear over everything else.

Yeah I was using Divs, cheers for the help! Will send over the rep now
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