Thank you very much, site is now working as I wish.
Just the momentous task of adding 75 family groups and 250 individuals now.
Steve
>
> When you define height to be 100% (of window), than that's what any
> reasonably good browser will give you. If window is too small - well -
> you've asked for it :-)
> IE isn't "reasonably good", so it will ignore such height-restrictions.
>
> 1: get rid of...
> #maincol {height: 95%; overflow: hidden;}
> It does what it says - hides the overflow on set 'height: 95%', and that
> is not what you want.
>
> 2: add...
> #container, #container2 {display: table;}
> ...that'll make those containers expand beyond 'height: 100%;' when
> window is too small (or content is too large) and contain the float.
> CSS tables acts visually like HTML tables, so they expand by default.
>
> 3: delete 'padding' on #container2, and set a suitable padding/margin on
> #maincol. Otherwise CSS2.1 compliant browsers may not render as you want.
>
> #maincol {padding: 10px 25px 10px 10px;}
> ...seems to work fine.
>
> No problems in Opera and Firefox at my end, and IE6 is playing along
> just fine too.
>
> regards
> Georg
>
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