> Thanks for the info, I've read this quite a few times before but it
> doesn't work in this case.
>
> If you take the example (without doctype) and add height:100% to body
> and html, IE still works as it did before (and gives the result I
> want), Firefox shows no change, Opera behaves like IE.
>
Thanks for the info, I've read this quite a few times before but it
doesn't work in this case.
If you take the example (without doctype) and add height:100% to body
and html, IE still works as it did before (and gives the result I
want), Firefox shows no change, Opera behaves like IE.
If I put th
On 8/24/05, andrew welch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This works with IE in quirks mode, but not in Firefox or IE in
> standards mode. The problem is setting the table to 100% high - IE in
> quirks mode makes that the height of the viewport, whereas IE in
> standards mode and Firefox make that th
(I posted this yesterday but it might be clearer with a working example)
If you run the code below in IE and make the window small you will see
a fixed header and a scrollable text section. I'm trying to make this
work in standards mode / Firefox as well (and perferrably use a
tableless design).
