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Take a look at http://new.reyniersaudio.com/test.html

The idea here is that I want the container "modelInfoRightCol" to wrap around "modelInfoRightCol (the picture of the case and pricing info)".

What am I doing that's preventing this from happening.

Thanks!

A: 

Try assigning a width to #modelInfoLeftCol.

sonomax
+1  A: 

The containing div has no assigned width so it's just wide enough (with overflow: hidden) to contain the inner divs, the widest div in this case. If you want to make it wider, give it an explicit width.

This is one way of fixing the problem:

#modelInfoLeftCol { width: 600px; }
cletus
The problem is that once I assign a width #modelInfoLeftCol it will show the two divs side by side... is there any way i could have the LeftCol wrap around the RightCol?
soundfreak82
What are you trying to achieve? Not sure I understand.
cletus
Hehe, I'll try to be more clear. So, I added the width value, which works fine except I'd like for the content in the LeftCol to wrap around the RightCol. FE: The information "Our Quad Core Workstations are fully tested with...." would extend underneath the RightCol all the way to 800px. Maybe this is impossible.
soundfreak82
If modelInfoRightCol was within the tab content you could do it. Since it's outside (I guess so it's visible no matter which tab you select), it makes it difficult (if not impossible).
cletus
I'm experimenting with putting the RightCol inside the LeftCol, but like you guessed that tabs break it.
soundfreak82