Be sure you have:
html, body {
height:100%;
}
Then you have to be sure any parents you have are also 100% so the
sidebars (as children) will follow that rule.
However, it probably won't accomplish what you want. What it'll do is
extend to the height of the browser window - so if your sidebars are
longer, they'll get cut off at the bottom.
if you're trying to extend a background image or something (sorry, I
didn't look at the site!) then you're better off with other options -
like the faux-column method, or using the outer container to hold the
sidebars and background image and adjusting the positioning with margins
and padding.
Hope that helps!
~Shelly
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