Alex Calara wrote:
> That sounds reasonable. So I would have to just pull the height out
> with jQuery (not needing the dimensions plugin, since I no longer
> need the offsets)? I am still unsure of how to compare the heights
> once I do get them. I also don't know how to run this both on load
> and on resize (either browser or text). I think I can figure out the
> necessary css manip with jQuery, as I've done that before.
Try this:
var columns = $('#column-1, #column-2,
#column-3').get().sort(function(a, b) {
return $(b).height() - $(a).height();
});
var highest = columns[0];
-- Klaus
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