Hi All!
http://benmay.info/npmbeta/labs/podcasting-tips
Is the url of the site I'm working on..
http://benmay.info/npmbeta/images/boonava3.css is the CSS File
Now, you'll see the white later and the yellow layer are not even heights, and look ugly as sin. How Can I get both these layers to go right to the bottom of the page. As if I was using Tables, I'd use 100% height sort of thing..
Any help would be much appreciated! I've tried this 100 different ways, but cant seem to get what I want.
thanks for looking!!
You won't to read up on
You want to read up on using height in CSS especially height 100% along with faux columns to create the illusion of equal heights or the equal height columns as explained in the 'one true layout' examples.
May I ask what it your trying to achieve with the conditional comments feeding IE a table layout, never come across that before probably cos it aint really the way to do things.
Btw you have a few markup errors that will need fixing up.
Make 2 column divs the same length (Hope this helps)
Hi Benmay,
Have you looked at this site.
http://www.positioniseverything.net/articles/onetruelayout/equalheight
It shows you how to make 2 columns of divs the same length and explains why it works. I have used it before and it does work.
Thanks Chris! I'll look into
Thanks Chris! I'll look into that.
As for the Feeding IE Tables, that's because the menu system I'm using is Pure CSS. It has no Javascrip in it. Unlike the one on this website.
cmanciero wrote:Hi
Hi Benmay,
Have you looked at this site.
http://www.positioniseverything.net/articles/onetruelayout/equalheight
It shows you how to make 2 columns of divs the same length and explains why it works. I have used it before and it does work.
What like I mentioned earlier
Yes it does work under the right circumstances but is far from foolproof and will likely require some possible re-structuring of containers, but it is worth giving a shot
Hugo.