Hi there, Last week I posted a question, but nobody gave an answer. I don't know why (I surtenly do not have a bad breath....), so I'll just give it another try: can somebody, pretty-please, have a look at this problem:
I've got a problem with a table that has been stretched out to 100% height. In FF it works fine, but in IE it is messed up (big surprise!). The table consists of two rows, the height of the main-table is 100% and the height of top-row is 152px, the height of other row (the content-area) must be the height of the rest of the screen. So I used 100% to do that. IE makes the content-area as high as the viewport (browser-screen) with the result that the 'disclaimer'-link can only be found after using the scroll -bar. Another side-affect is that on pages with a lot of content, the disclaimer-link isn't positioned on the bottom of the page, but on the position where the content-area is as tall as the height of the viewport. My files are at: http://www.sebastian.nl/vivium/empty.htm http://www.sebastian.nl/vivium/full.htm I hope someone can help, we've recently decided that we're going to build with the XHTML1.0 transitional standards and I can't find a solution for this problem. Cheers, -- Niek Emmen, Sitebouwer Sebastian Webprojecten Poststraat 68 5038 DH Tilburg t 013 518 61 20 f 013 518 61 21 i www.sebastian.nl ______________________________________________________________________ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d List wiki/FAQ -- http://css-discuss.incutio.com/ Supported by evolt.org -- http://www.evolt.org/help_support_evolt/
