PHP can't help here -- you should do a search on the web for "liquid" website designs, or check out / borrow some code from other sites you've seen work.
Although not valid, I've seen height="100%" work on 1000's of sites. Combined with a CSS statement, you should be able to cover all browsers. Justin on 24/07/02 6:10 AM, Briggsy ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > I am hoping someone can help me with a desperate problem I am having > > I know nothing about PHP and hoping that it might be able to solve a problem > I have with HTML tables. > > I want my web background to cover the entire screen regardless of screen > size. The background has a header, a left side nav and a footer. I want the > footer to be on the bottom of the screen or bottom of the text, which ever > is greater. If you go to www.v3.aru.org.nz you will get an idea of what I'm > talking about. If you are using IE 5.x or greater it should show correctly. > > I used the HTML table tag height=100%, however this is not a valid tag and > therefore Netscape ignores it. Also if I use it it wont validate as a true > complaint code, which I want it to. > > So can I use PHP to create a table or place the background images to create > a header, side nav and footer with the middle white section adjusting to > screen size. > > I don't want to have to greater multiple sites for different resolutions and > would rather have one template that all pages call by an include statement > (That's the ASP command, think I saw the same command in PHP) > > Any help or solution would be appreciated as I have been searching the net > and working on this for weeks and I'm getting nowhere. > > Thanks > > Shane. > > > > -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
