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you'll see the bottom region tends to not match the width of the containing region
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the containing region of the bottom region is the window, and not the #wrap div - perhaps that's where the confusion was coming from?
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> you'll see the bottom region tends to not match the width of the containing region


the containing region of the bottom region is the window, and not the #wrap div - perhaps that's where the confusion was coming from?

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D'OH!<br />
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I knew it had to be something simple. &nbsp;Between this and eliminating the min-width, this seems to have fixed the issue (but please take a look to ensure that I've got it right?)
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D'OH!

I knew it had to be something simple.  Between this and eliminating the min-width, this seems to have fixed the issue (but please take a look to ensure that I've got it right?)

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I'm tearing my hair out with this one, and I'm pretty sure it shouldn't be that hard. &nbsp;If you look at <a href="http://bit.ly/1b3FXnh" rel="ugc">http://bit.ly/1b3FXnh</a>&nbsp;in almost any browser at any size, you'll see the bottom region tends to not match the width of the containing region. &nbsp;It gets too wide in most cases. &nbsp;(The region I'm referring to has a colored line drawing of a building). &nbsp;I've tried all sorts of fixes, but they're never able to fix in all browsers and work responsively. &nbsp;At this point, I'm sure my CSS looks like garbage, because I've tried so many different things, attempting to get this to work. &nbsp;I'd sure appreciate any help, and I will happily supply any information one might need.
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I'm tearing my hair out with this one, and I'm pretty sure it shouldn't be that hard.  If you look at http://bit.ly/1b3FXnh in almost any browser at any size, you'll see the bottom region tends to not match the width of the containing region.  It gets too wide in most cases.  (The region I'm referring to has a colored line drawing of a building).  I've tried all sorts of fixes, but they're never able to fix in all browsers and work responsively.  At this point, I'm sure my CSS looks like garbage, because I've tried so many different things, attempting to get this to work.  I'd sure appreciate any help, and I will happily supply any information one might need.

Bottom block width problem

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