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    Question trouble with getting my ad to the right

    I tried to make my google ad float to the right but it was a no go.

    my page:
    http://www.robinsden.110mb.com/havin...kes/viagra.php

    my css:
    http://www.robinsden.co.cc/Scripts/all.css

    As you can see I don't know how to get it to the right side of the screen, please help.
    Last edited by robin9000; 03-15-2009 at 10:50 PM.
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    You should always make a container div, and not use absolute positioning. Read up on some CSS tutorials, such as this one.
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    What is a container div and what dose absolute positioning do?
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    If you do not know what absolute positioning is, then I think you should read a little bit more about CSS. (hence I provied a link that explains positioning).

    A container div is an either staic - by default - or relative positioned div to hold static or absolute positioned divs such as the header, footer, contaner, and navigation bar all in one main div.
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