Hello everyone,

Here is a little layout problem I cannot solve.


A box with a minimum height, contains three blocks :
- the *first* one is at the top of the container box, with its preferred
height.
- the *third* one is at the bottom of the container box, with its
preferred height.
- the *second* one is on the middle and its height must have at most the
remaining height available.


Can anyone point me out how to do this with CSS 1 or CSS 2.1 ?
I have tried and searched for a lot of things, so I begin to think it's
impossible in css 2.1 ...


Additional info :
- when I write "preferred height", I mean : its "natural" height, based
on its content. It might change dynamically, relative to the width.
I don't want absolute sizing.
- I'd prefer that the second block takes all the remaining height. But
if it does not, is there a way to center it vertically ?

You can see the layout I want in a java webstart program here :
<http://leunen.d.free.fr/dev/Layout.jnlp>.


Thank you heaps !



David



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