html - Why are my divs overlapping eachother? -


these divs should under eachother, end overlapping. have tried deleting float , debugging each attribute within code.

i not sure doing wrong. rest of page has similar structure happens here.

some appreciated. in advance. new frontend.

.features-list{      width: 100%;      background-color: #ffffff;  }    .feature-card{      padding-left: 50px;      padding-right: 50px;      background: #ffffff;      border-radius: 4px;      margin-bottom: 10px;      box-shadow: 0 0 3px 1px #e0e0e0  }    .feature-container{      width: 33%;      float: left;  }    .eyecatcher{      color: #95c123;      height: 40px;      font-weight: bold;      font-size: 20px;  }    .video-explanation{      background: #7d7d7d;      padding: 45px 0;  }
<div class="features-list">      <div class="feature-card">      <div class="feature-container">      <div class="eyecatcher">          asdasdasd2      </div>          <div>              asdasdasd          </div>      </div>          <div class="feature-container">              <div class="eyecatcher">                  asdasdasd2              </div>              <div>                  asdasdasd              </div>          </div>          <div class="feature-container">              <div class="eyecatcher">                  asdasdasd2              </div>              <div>                  asdasdasd              </div>          </div>          <div class="feature-container">              <div class="eyecatcher">                  asdasdasd2              </div>              <div>                  asdasdasd              </div>          </div>          <div class="feature-container">              <div class="eyecatcher">                  asdasdasd2              </div>              <div>                  asdasdasd              </div>          </div>      </div>    </div>    <div class="video-explanation">      video explanation  </div>

as wrote in comment above either have clear float or add overflow: hidden .feature-card

with clear: both:

.features-list{      width: 100%;      background-color: #ffffff;  }    .feature-card{      padding-left: 50px;      padding-right: 50px;      background: #ffffff;      border-radius: 4px;      margin-bottom: 10px;      box-shadow: 0 0 3px 1px #e0e0e0  }    .feature-container{      width: 33%;      float: left;  }    .eyecatcher{      color: #95c123;      height: 40px;      font-weight: bold;      font-size: 20px;  }    .video-explanation{      background: #7d7d7d;      padding: 45px 0;  }    .feature-card:after {    content: ".";    display: block;    height: 0;    clear: both;    visibility: hidden;  }
<div class="features-list">    <div class="feature-card">      <div class="feature-container">        <div class="eyecatcher">          asdasdasd2        </div>        <div>          asdasdasd        </div>      </div>      <div class="feature-container">        <div class="eyecatcher">          asdasdasd2        </div>        <div>          asdasdasd        </div>      </div>      <div class="feature-container">        <div class="eyecatcher">          asdasdasd2        </div>        <div>          asdasdasd        </div>      </div>      <div class="feature-container">        <div class="eyecatcher">          asdasdasd2        </div>        <div>          asdasdasd        </div>      </div>      <div class="feature-container">        <div class="eyecatcher">          asdasdasd2        </div>        <div>          asdasdasd        </div>      </div>    </div>  </div>  <div class="video-explanation">      video explanation  </div>

or overflow: hidden:

.features-list{      width: 100%;      background-color: #ffffff;  }    .feature-card{      padding-left: 50px;      padding-right: 50px;      background: #ffffff;      border-radius: 4px;      margin-bottom: 10px;      box-shadow: 0 0 3px 1px #e0e0e0;      overflow: hidden;  }    .feature-container{      width: 33%;      float: left;  }    .eyecatcher{      color: #95c123;      height: 40px;      font-weight: bold;      font-size: 20px;  }    .video-explanation{      background: #7d7d7d;      padding: 45px 0;  }
<div class="features-list">    <div class="feature-card">      <div class="feature-container">        <div class="eyecatcher">          asdasdasd2        </div>        <div>          asdasdasd        </div>      </div>      <div class="feature-container">        <div class="eyecatcher">          asdasdasd2        </div>        <div>          asdasdasd        </div>      </div>      <div class="feature-container">        <div class="eyecatcher">          asdasdasd2        </div>        <div>          asdasdasd        </div>      </div>      <div class="feature-container">        <div class="eyecatcher">          asdasdasd2        </div>        <div>          asdasdasd        </div>      </div>      <div class="feature-container">        <div class="eyecatcher">          asdasdasd2        </div>        <div>          asdasdasd        </div>      </div>    </div>  </div>  <div class="video-explanation">      video explanation  </div>


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