I've been racking my brain about this one, but I cannot seem to figure it out.
Lets say I have a parent div with dimensions 300w x 200h. This parent div has two children with the same dimensions. I wish to have the two children divs next to each other with overflow-y of the parent set to scroll. I have tried floats and inline-block.
I can achieve it using absolute positioning. If this is the only way possible, I will bite the bullet and do it this way.
Link to Dr. Let
The only way I have ever known how to do it (mainly because I don't like horizontal content that scrolls) is by have the parent container use a set width with an inner container that is the width of the elements within it in which case is 600px in your example.
I've been racking my brain about this one, but I cannot seem to figure it out.
Lets say I have a parent div with dimensions 300w x 200h. This parent div has two children with the same dimensions. I wish to have the two children divs next to each other with overflow-y of the parent set to scroll. I have tried floats and inline-block.
I can achieve it using absolute positioning. If this is the only way possible, I will bite the bullet and do it this way. Link to Dr. Let
The only way I have ever known how to do it (mainly because I don't like horizontal content that scrolls) is by have the parent container use a set width with an inner container that is the width of the elements within it in which case is
600pxin your example.See the following pen for an example: http://codepen.io/ChrisUpjohn/pen/qGAri