Eli Friedman wrote:
The way height works in CSS, it does not include borders. Therefore, if you use "height: 100%; border: solid 8px", you're inner div is going to be 16px taller than its parent (assuming the parent has a fixed height).
Duh. Yeah, I should have noticed that -- the whole reason I had the border on the inner divs in the first place was to avoid the same problem with the outer DIVs, when I was trying to get those DIVs to size with percentage-height. Thanks.
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