So that's great. But these "columns" are just above and below each other, so the divs don't make much difference. To see what I mean, we're going to have to shake up the top-to-bottom normal page layout and place these columns side-by-side. The first step to doing that is to isolate them from the rest of the content by making a div that will contain these two existing divs. Initially, we used divs to put elements that should be in the same column in a group together; now, we're going to place our columns in a div that exists to contain the elements that we want to be in a row together. I'm going to give this overarching div an id attribute with the value "row-container".
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