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kyra_ojosverdeshttp://www.montanawomenvote.org/
Okay, I'm trying to figure out this "Using CSS instead of tables for site design" thing, and it's quite nifty.
How do I make the side borders always go all the way to the bottom div, no matter how long the content in the main div or the size/shape of the window? I tried setting body, sidebar, and content divs to height:100%, but that made the page scroll past the bottom of the screen. That's not what I'm wanting.
Ideas?
ETA: (4-13-06) Got it. Woo. CSS is cool. It does put a bit more padding at the bottom of the main area than I want when there's lots of content there, but that's acceptable. (Also, I can solve it by splitting the long content into other pages.)
Okay, I'm trying to figure out this "Using CSS instead of tables for site design" thing, and it's quite nifty.
How do I make the side borders always go all the way to the bottom div, no matter how long the content in the main div or the size/shape of the window? I tried setting body, sidebar, and content divs to height:100%, but that made the page scroll past the bottom of the screen. That's not what I'm wanting.
Ideas?
ETA: (4-13-06) Got it. Woo. CSS is cool. It does put a bit more padding at the bottom of the main area than I want when there's lots of content there, but that's acceptable. (Also, I can solve it by splitting the long content into other pages.)
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Date: 2006-04-12 11:06 pm (UTC)I knew how to do that once upon a time, but have since forgotten how.
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