mivox
msg:858934 | 4:53 am on Mar 8, 2002 (gmt 0) |
That's a great big mystery to me... never found out how to make that work. I'd love to know if it's possible.
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tedster
msg:858935 | 6:30 am on Mar 8, 2002 (gmt 0) |
So far CSS on its own is not well enough behaved to accomplish this, as far as I know. But you can use JavaScript to capture the measure of the window's height in pixels. Store this value in a variable, and then use document.write to define the div inline and make it's height exactly that number of pixels. I know that using js has some limitation, but it would give 90% of your visitors the exact experience you want. You could always use a <noscript> tag to write in a best guess so your page would degrade gracefully for visitors with scripting turned off. We've wrestled with similar issues over in the Browsers forum. Here's one related thread [webmasterworld.com].
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pageoneresults
msg:858936 | 6:41 am on Mar 8, 2002 (gmt 0) |
I think what we may end up doing is changing the left tile to a page background image and then changing the current page background image to a tile in a div that we can control the width in percentage. Been doing some reading since I first posted and you cannot specify height in percentages for <div> elements. But, you can specify percentages for width. So, we just need to reverse our page background and we should be okay. Thanks for your responses!
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