Two divs in one line_html/css_WEB-ITnose

I have two divs with custom widths and are displayed side by side. The code example is as follows

It is normal for the window to be maximized, and when the window is minimized When , div two automatically wraps. I ask you not to wrap automatically. Please help me~!

Reply to the discussion (solution)

Remove the clear and have a look

Try adding this min-width:1400px; Give a width

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...I still don’t understand the usage of clear...

The poster is not talking about you...

You don’t even understand the word clear...
What you wrote here is clear:left It’s written in vain. To be honest, whether you write this sentence or not has nothing to do with the effect you want. It means that even if you don’t write this sentence, the two divs will still float.

And... I don’t want to say it. You are the poster...the design is unreasonable

The solution is actually the same as on the 3rd floor...but he didn't write it clearly...

Why set 98%, because you have 20% and 78%; so Say your design is unreasonable...do not leave any space for the win-width attribute

The 4th floor is right, I know it is useless to write clear, because actually my div one is not adaptive width. It is fixed, and div two is an adaptive width, and the above effect must be achieved. I really haven’t studied CSS very much, so please help!
If div one has an adaptive width, win-width can do it.
Thank you for your help

The above is wrong, it is min-width

It’s normal to bounce down
The purpose of float is not to fix the position

According to the 5th floor

dv1 is a fixed width and dv2 is a percentage width
So what if dv1.width + dv2.width > (this result is possible) means the outside width - d1.width = d2? .width Then use table to write

and don’t always float
The meaning of float is not fixed


The original poster, the best way to write it should be like this: basically compatible with all browsers

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