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<div class="Alpha">
<div class="Beta">intro</div>
<div class="Gama">
<div class="Delta">long content</div>
<div class="xDelta">short content</div>
</div>
<div class="Gama">
<div class="Delta"></div>
<div class="Delta">medium length content</div>
</div>
</div> The purpose of this is to emulate a table/row/colum layout. Delta and xDelta are COLUMN divs, Gama is more or less a TR, and alpha is the table.
The problem is that the Delta/xDelta divs may have different heights and one may be taller than the other and visa versa. I would like all Delta/xDelta divs within the same Gama to have the same hight without making them all fixed.
How can I do this?
...and background images.
Depending on how flexible you want your layout, you can easily make it look as if both columns are the same height by applying a background-image (repeat-y) to your "Gama" class, which contains your columns. This obviously doesn't actually make your columns the same height, but it can look very effective. Search for "Faux Columns".