Posted by Neredbojias on 09/01/06 07:33
To further the education of mankind, sfitas@gmail.com vouchsafed:
> Hello,
> I need to have 3 divs (or table rows) in horizontal aligment , the
> first and third should have about 30px and the second(the centre one)
> should take the rest of remaining space between them. The example below
> is to ilustrate what I want do achieve but the center divs height is
> set to 90% which is not very good for every screen size.
>...snip
What you want is impractical. It's barely possible using esoteric css and
convoluted hacks for IE but you should look into a simpler, more stable
layout if you want a page with dependability. Should you wish to pursue
your stated course, you need to put the header and footer in an outer 100%-
height div and position the footer absolutely - at least for IE6.
"Position fixed" might be useful in other browsers.
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Neredbojias
Infinity has its limits.
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