html - equally dividing columns doesnt work without commenting out returns, is there a better way? -

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i tried around bit because didnt understand causes blank spaces between equally divided columns, http://jsfiddle.net/esvne/ helped me took while until noticed comments, 

<div id="wrapper"> <div id="c1" style="background:red"></div><!-- --><div id="c2" style="background:blue"></div><!-- --><div id="c3" style="background:yellow"></div> </div>

and me 1 line solution, ugly!

http://jsfiddle.net/qfm8u/

is there better way this?

(that is, dividing div equal parts without padding/margin hacks or one-line/comment stuff)

it's inline-block that's creating white-space between divs: attribute's name suggests, works bit inline, means take spaces , line-breaks "consideration", speak. (hope made sense.) try using display: block; , float: left; this:

div div {     height: 50px;     background-color: green;     width: 32.666%;     display: block;     float: left; }

notice width bit less third - that's account margin between 3 blocks. add class 2 left divs:

<div id="wrapper">     <div id="c1" class="left" style="background: red;"></div>     <div id="c2" class="left" style="background: blue;"></div>     <div id="c3" style="background:yellow"></div> </div>

and last, more css add padding between divs:

div .left {     margin-right: 1%; }

here's fiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/niffler/g2fbq/


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