Weird div border problems when floating?

If it's IE, there's a problem with the box model that causes the border width to be ignored when calculating 100% width.

If it's IE, there's a problem with the box model that causes the border width to be ignored when calculating 100% width. Either you create an invisible container to size the inner div's or size your inner div to container. Width -2.

Also, try removing the width: 100%; from the div's.

The problem was/is in Firefox 3 and IE7 (didnt test in others). Removing width: 100% fixed my problem – nullptr Apr 30 '09 at 9:22.

The red-border is actually inside the blue border in your image - but I assume you want to increase the margin on the z and q containers... I've taken the liberty of enclosing the attributes in double-quotes and correcting the style rules that were re-declared (margin and margin-bottom) - but apologies for the line-formatting - I couldn't seem to get it to all stay inside the code block on this forum until I took out the line breaks: zyxq.

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