there used to be a site layout there that did exactly what you want
completely with CSS.
I'm pretty sure I downloaded it so I'll have to look.
I'd look right away, but I'm out the door for a meeting...
will
Jim Davis wrote:
> Actually that site doesn't have any examples that show columns with equal
> heights - and thus lies the problem.
>
> Just to be clear I'm actually quite good at CSS - been doing it for years
> and my designs have been featured in a couple of CSS books (early books to
> be sure, but actual-factual books nonetheless). I know this stuff well.
>
> There are work-arounds available (although there are none that I
> personally
> like): my point is that the issue should not require a workaround. The
> replacement for table-based layout should, at least, do everything table
> based layout does! Preferably easier and more clearly.
>
> Jim Davis
>
> >Every time I get into this it amazes me that CSS made it so damn
> difficult
> >to do one of the most common layouts online: a full-width header, two
> >equal-height (despite content) columns (one for navigation and one for
> >content), and a full-width footer. In other words, this:
>
> Lots of great examples here:
>
> http://glish.com/css/
>
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