I recognize that the conventional wisdom is that page layouts should
be constructed using div elements rather than tables. The reasons for
adopting this approach appear to be piling up. However, there is an
issue that has prevented me from embracing this idea whole heartedly.
With a table, column heights typically adjust with the amount of
content. However, shorter columns are extended to equal the height of
the tallest column resulting in a flat bottom. I have had trouble
achieving that same effect with div elements without resorting to
convoluted approaches that result in cross-browser compatibility
issues. Am I missing the trees for the forest here? Thanks for any
input.
... doug
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