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Yes Because 1 squeezes 2 out
#div1{background-color:#00F;float:left;} causes box 1 to float out of the text flow, so box 2 occupies the position of the original box 1, and box 1 floats It covers Box 2, but the text of Box 2 needs to wrap around Box 1, so it is squeezed below. The margin between box 3 and box 2 is: 0, so box 3 covers the extruded text of box 2. So it’s not that box 2 and box 3 overlap. Second, the text in box 2 is extruded and then covered by box 3.
You can set up border verification.