Michael Mendelsohn wrote:
> at www.masstaxpros.biz.
>
> Is it bad practice to avoid inline styles? It seems to be valid. I'm
> guessing you suggest avoiding it for maintenance purposes only?
No problems with inline-styles when it comes to validity. However,
inline-styles might become a maintenance nightmare on large sites.
Inline-styles also have the highest specificity in the cascade, which
may add its own problems since they are hard to override.
> I'm still wondering how to extend the height of my nav class to the
> height of the content, rather than the browser window. Is this
> possible?
I think you have what's called 'faux columns' in mind. Have a look in
the css-d Wiki[1] for possible solutions.
However, before you go one single step further; get yourself a copy of
the latest Firefox and Opera, and have a close look at how the left
column renders in those. Not good. I would call it "completely broken".
Needs fixing.
regards
Georg
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