>>> http://www.microcinemadvd.com
>> This is a normal problem with heavily nested tables IIRC (it's been
>> a long time). Such heavy nesting may be valid enough, but it isn't
>> making it easy for browsers to render as intended.
>
>
> yes, I understand now... I've tried all sorts of things, but ,,,, and
> I don't have the time to make everything table-less.
I've tested the "nonsensical" addition of a height to <tr> seems to
trigger the wanted height-expansion in some browsers...
<tr style="height: 100%;">
<!-- Left Menu Bar -->
Opera and Firefox seems to react positively on this style, while others
don't care. Setting height on <tr> was used back in the nineties, but
<tr> is really a non-dimensional row-organizer, so styling it isn't good
practice. Thought I should mention it anyway.
regards
Georg
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