>> http://constructioncapitalsource.com/example.html
Forgot (it's really late at my end) :-)
You should also add...
#container{display: table; height: 100%;}
...to keep expansion working on that element. The good browsers use
'display: table' which means 'expand with content' in this context.
IE6 doesn't understand that, but will misinterpret and use 'height:
100%' - which in this case doesn't matter to the good browsers since
'height: 100%' means 'height: auto', and 'display: table' will in any
case cause 'height' to be redefined to mean 'min-height'.
All in all a nice little standard-solution... ;-)
Georg
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