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Default The div container doesn't hold the width of inner elements.

When I use a <div> element to create a wrap for my website in Visual Studio 2012, the table, or other elements such as other <div> or <p> tags, etc. within it are always extending beyound the width of the wrap <div> element. Why is that? I thought the elements containd within a <div> tag should be held to the rules applied to the main <div> tag. Can anyone help me out?





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