On Thu, 14 Sep 2006 04:30:50 -0400, Rob Wilmshurst
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> answered an original poster:
> > Here's the trick: when the body is longer than the browser window, I
> > want the body to have a scrollbar, kinda like when you have a div with
> > a set height and auto overflow.
>
> Roger Jo
> Here's the trick: when the body is longer than the browser window, I
> want the body to have a scrollbar, kinda like when you have a div
with > a set height and auto overflow.
Roger Johansson published something similar to this a few days ago; it's
an update of quite an old technique:
htt
On 14/09/2006 09:21, starmonkey wrote:
> Is this possible? Or should I forget about fixing the height of the
> page and tell the client he'll have to have a regular webpage with a
> scrollbar and scroll down?
In my experience, this isn't really possible using CSS on its own. It
is, however, po
hey guys,
Have been trying to work out how to do the following without resorting
to framesets/iframes whatever - just a simple page with css (and
tables if needs be)
I want a page that has
- header (always at the top)
- footer (always at the bottom of the browser window)
- content panel (subd
