Achim's solution is incorrect. The problem arises in Easybook code and can't be fixed by modifying template code.
The correct solution is to edit components/easybook/images/datei.css and change clear: both to clear: none in p.clr, as so:
#easybook p.clr {
clear: none;
}
It is necessary to use clear: none, rather than merely removing the style altogether, because often the template_css.css will define .clr{clear: both;}, which will be inherited.
Obviously, it is necessary to edit datei.css rather than template_css.css. This is why the problem brought here initially by Atomix continues even now at the site http://www.clubtec-radio....m_easybook&Itemid=122 . (That site works with this fix, according to tests done with Firebug.)
I've only tested this in IE 5.5-7 and Firefox 2, under several fixed and fluid templates and with and without a column to the right. However, I believe it is correct in general, because it simply removes an unnecessary clear: <p class="clr"></p> follows two non-floating divs which as far as I can see have no need for clearing. (The floats in easy-top are properly and correctly cleared by a <div class="clear">.)
If I am correct, that the <p class="clr"/> following each easy_frame is unnecessary, then of course the ultimate solution is for EasyJoomla to remove those <p>'s from the code altogether. But that's not a good solution for us users -- all that work will be ruined the next time we upgrade.
I apologize for being unable to respond in German. I hope the code at the top will be clear even without reading English.
Best regards,
Kim Kirkpatrick
