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Im trying to build a windows start-menu style page, where the page scrolls to the right instead of down. My biggest issue is to stop the page flowing down with the scroll bar, and then to float up and to the left scrolling over to the right instead of down. But if there are 2 divs and enough space to be underneath.<br />
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Does this make sense?
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Im trying to build a windows start-menu style page, where the page scrolls to the right instead of down. My biggest issue is to stop the page flowing down with the scroll bar, and then to float up and to the left scrolling over to the right instead of down. But if there are 2 divs and enough space to be underneath.

Does this make sense?

Float Right instead of down

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