Thu, 2004-01-29 18:19
I'm tyring to design a table-less CSS layout, with 3 columns, all of which span 100% of the page vertically (all the way down). I couldn't get the right and left columns to do this, so I faked the right one by adding a background image to the middle column, but now I'm stuck with left column that falls short. Any CSS gurus out there?
I also tried setting the heights of the columns to 100% and that did work, but then the footer with a "margin-bottom: 0px" will not snap to the bottom on resize and will float mid page.
http://www.anivo.com/tonerworld/
http://www.anivo.com/tonerworld/tw.css
Thanks
Fri, 2004-01-30 18:21
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Example 2 column CSS layout
Novon,
Here is an example 2 column 100% height layout you can use as a starting point. It should be fairly straight forward to customize this to allow for 3 columns.
http://www.thebownes.com/dennis/tutorials/css-vertical-height.htm