Has anyone heard of or noticed this issue? When you give a container
element a height value (in order to give an element within that
container a 100% height) and you place two elements within that
container, one that has a fixed height and one that has a height of
100%, the fixed height is added to the 100% so that vertical
scrolling is required in order to view all of the element. I have
been having this issue and I am wondering if it is covered in the
CSS2 specification or if someone has noted it elsewhere on the web?
My solution has been to modify my fixed element enough so that it
doesn't have to be 'contained' in the container element and then
place it outside (on top) of my container element. This then
eliminates the problem and vertical scrolling becomes unnecessary. If
anyone is interested in discussing this, please let me know and feel
free to comment.
Best Regards,
Neal
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