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Div inside another div

hi,
I have two main vertical divisions of my page. now i want to divide the right vertical division into several subdivisions. is it possible? n if yes how?
May 6 '07 #1
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my web page contains one main container. inside this main container i have one negigation bar n one content part. i want to divide content part into several sub divisions positioned horizontaly one below another.
and i want the nevegation bar to adjust its size according to size of content parts size.

can anybody help me? i need urgent help
May 6 '07 #2
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Double posts merged.
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