Understanding the behavior of float in CSS can be confusing. When floating an element to the left or to the right, it affects how other elements wrap around it. But why do some elements wrap while others don't?
For example, when you have a floated image followed by a paragraph, the paragraph wraps around the image. But if you have two divs and float the first one to the left, the second div ends up on a new line. However, if you float both divs (one left and one right), they stack next to each other rather than one below the other.
So, what exactly is happening with the flow of elements when using float? Why does one scenario result in elements wrapping and another scenario does not?
It's important to gain clarity on these concepts to fully understand how floats work in web design.