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Posted by Neredbojias on 06/16/37 11:58
To further the education of mankind, "Gav" <gav@nospam.com> vouchsafed:
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> "Neredbojias" <http://www.neredbojias.com/fliam.php?cat=alt.html>
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>> To further the education of mankind, "Gav" <gav@nospam.com>
>> vouchsafed:
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>>> I have a container DIV that is 100% height and within that I have an
>>> absolute positioned DIV which contains my page header and has a
>>> height of 60px. I would like to have another DIV (document body)
>>> within the container that fills the remaining space in the container
>>> (height wise), but if I put 100% the height of the container is
>>> applied to the "document body" DIV and it overlaps the container. Is
>>> there another way for me to fill the remaining container space?
>>
>> Fill it with what?
>
> I just want the DIV itself to fill the remaining space. Heres what I
> have.
>
> <DIV id=wrapper>
> <DIV id=header>
> </DIV>
>
> <DIV id=menu>
> </DIV>
>
> <DIV id=content>
> </DIV>
> </DIV>
>
> wrapper = width:760px, height:100%
> header= width:100%, height: 60px;
> menu= width:200px; height: 100%;
> content=width:560px; height: 100%;
>
> What I would like is for the menu and content DIV's to fill the space
> between the header and the bottom edge of the wrapper regardless of
> the amount of content within them. But when I am using height:100% the
> height of the wrapper is used so I get an overlap of 60px over the
> bottom edge.
Yes. Perhaps you can put the header and menu div (sans 100% height) in
the content div? But you still haven't explained why you want 100%
height.
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Neredbojias
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