html5 wrap= off,css - HTML divs, how to wrap content? - Stack Overflow

Seeing as everyone luuuuuuurves jQuery, I decided to throw something together that actually does what you asked. Have fun :)

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Throw in some css

#div1, #div2, #div3, #div4 {

border:3px double #000;

background:#fff

}

#div1 {

width:200px;

float:left;

}

#div4 {

clear:both;

}

And finally your jQuery.

$(function () {

$('#div2').css({

marginLeft: $('#div1').outerWidth()

});

if ($('#div2').height() < $('#div1').height()) {

$('#div3').css({

marginLeft: $('#div1').outerWidth()

});

}

});

Now. I am not advocating this method, just saying that it actually achieved what you asked for whereas nothing else here has ;)

See it at this jsFiddle. Simply add one more

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to div1 and you will see that div3 then goes to the right of div1 as per your image.

Now, I know someone will say "But div1 doesn't take all the height then!", well fear not. Check the updated jsFiddle with one added piece to the javascript to see your questions answered too. Just delete one of the

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from div1.

$(function () {

$('#div2').css({

marginLeft: $('#div1').outerWidth()

});

if ($('#div2').height() < $('#div1').height()) {

$('#div3').css({

marginLeft: $('#div1').outerWidth()

});

$('#div1').css({

height: $('#div2').outerHeight() + $('#div3').height()

});

}

});

I have to reiterate that this solution relies on Javascript. Turn it off, device doesnt support it, this stops working.