Floating DIV elements is not lining up?

You issue seems to be a line wrapping problem. Some of your descriptions take up 2 lines compared to those that take up 1 line. Try using a plug-in that can handle this.

You issue seems to be a line wrapping problem. Some of your descriptions take up 2 lines compared to those that take up 1 line. Try using a plug-in that can handle this.

Setting Equal Heights with jQuery.

Since my design width is fluid not fixed, putting clear: both after every 3 items won't work so this is the way I'll have to go :) Appreciate all your answers! – Ben Sinclair Apr 1 '10 at 0:15.

To avoid that, you need to clear the float after every "row". Insert a DIV like that before any DIV that you want to be the left-most one in the current row.

What you see is normal behaviour .. a simple css trick is to clear:left every three items (since you have 3 boxes per row) in css3 . ServiceMembersPosition:nth-child(3n+1){clear:left;} since few browsers support css3 you can use the jquery equivalent $('. ServiceMembersPosition:nth-child(3n+1)').

Css('clear','left')​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​;​ but still IE fails to render correctly.. for IE you will have to either wrap each row in a div and set overflow:auto to it or put a clearing div / br after each row with a css rule that has clear:both.

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