Ross wrote:
> I did this a while back and cannot remember how.
>
> I am sure I set 3 height properties to get it working and used
> !important somewhere.
>
> min-height:400px; height:400px;
>
>
> I want the div to have a min height of 400px; min-height works but if
> I put in the second height attribute the box does not get bigger as
> the content expands in FF;
>
> any ideas?
You'll need height and min-height as you suspected, but not exactly like
that. The modern standards compliant browsers understand min-height but
IE6 doesn't. However, IE6 treats height like min-height so all you have
to do is feed height only to IE6. You can feed height to IE6 with your
method of choice, whether it be a conditional comment or * html "hack".
div { min-height: 400px; }
* html div { height: 400px; }
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