Html cut off? How do I cut things off in HTML properly?

Question

If you're savvy with HTML/CSS I was wondering if there is one large neat way to cut things off. I tried to do it in terms of paragraphing, but my tables and drop-downs just eat anything that's under them. I want to cut that off, so I can have multiple tables. Here's the exact example:

Name: Alexander

Age: 20

Sex: Male

General: CONTENT HERE

^So even with the

ones it still takes up anything underneath it and no, I don not want to put everything above it either, it still can take stuff up like that. Any suggestions? Basically just want a perfect guide to cutting it all off.

Answer 1

You need to terminate all of your tags. Your opening and closing tags don't match, so the

stays open. I see you have only one



You have 4

but only 2

Everything needs to match, and anything opened within a tag, needs to be closed within that tag.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Your First 10 HTML Tags



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Ron