How does a website fill an entire Browser flush?

Regardless of the monitor size or viewing area...

[bossmanty]

How does a website fill a entire Browser flush?
Regardless of the monitor size or viewing area...

Where some websites will only fill a portion of the browser...

[Nick_W]

In the style tag of course ;)

<style type="text/css">
body {
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
}
html {
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
border: none;
}
</style>

You really would be well off looking at this for more info:
[w3schools.com...]
Or take your pick or courses from:
[dmoz.org...]

I, like everyone here, am more than happy to lend a hand and discuss problems, a little research in these areas to get you off the ground would be quicker for you though I think ;)

Have fun, and please come back with anything else you have gleaned from those resources that escapes you...

(Psst... don't tell anyone: planning a css course soon right here!)

Nick

[SuzyUK]

You kept that quiet until now Nick!
;)

and back on topic re. this thread.... there is a CSS attribute which is not yet fully supported (just for a change!;)) but min-height: 100% could become very useful in the future it's helping me already although I'm having to use workaraounds in some browsers at the minute

[bossmanty]

Nick_W,
That still doesn't work, I'm using DreamWeaver MX and tables.... If this helps...