Good afternoon list,
First of all, my question is a theoretical one, meaning i don't have
a mock-up to show, just a question for future reference.
I was wondering, if you have a basic 2 column set-up, with an outer
wrapper and a contentwrapper:
<div id="wrapper">
<div id="contentwrapper">
<div id="contentleft">
<div id="contentright">
<div id="footer">
"Contentwrapper" wraps "contenleft" and "right" and the footer where
"wrapper" holds everything.
Now the question: how do you make sure that on high res monitors the
borders are stretched all the way down the viewport regardless the
content? In other words, how to avoid e.g. putting a bottom border on
the wrapper so users know it's "the end"?
Putting a repeating background image on the content division
(faux-column technique) or is there some other x-browser method?
To sum it up, i guess it's a "always 100% height stretch" question.
Hope i made myself clear....
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Regards,
Luc
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