I skimmed thru very quickly so i hope this is relevant:
try adding
<html style="height:100%;">
also ... check on safari cuz he real strict and, standards say in TD u
cant specify height percentual if i dont mistaken
Yazmin Media wrote:
It was my attempt to fix the height problem based on this solution:
http://www.quirksmode.org/css/100percheight.html
However, now that I have re-read it, I see what you are saying
concerning the viewport. So this wasn't a true solution to my problem.
Now on to your recommendations:
When I remove the height on .container, the background then extends as
needed on the News page, but on other pages where the content is short
than the viewport, .container no longer extends to the bottom of the
screen.
The same thing happens when I remove the height on the HTML and BODY tags.
If I remove both, the same results occur, but I also get a scroll bar
on some pages, because it seems like 10 or so pixels are getting added
to the bottom of the pages (specifically the home page) when there is
no text to support the addition of the scroll bar.
Additional suggestions?
On 8/23/05, Rowan @ Jetboy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You've set <body> to 100% height, which is 100% of the viewport. In turn
you've set .container to be 100% of its parent (i.e. body). Removing either
(or preferably both) will fix things in Mozilla. Presumably these height
settings were put in for a reason, maybe to fix another problem?
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