On Tue, 04 Oct 2005 18:18:15 -0400, Jan Brasna [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Umm, is this related to Jello exclusively?
Yes.
However, I managed to get the designer to go another direction with
reguards to full height. But full height using Jello Mold is tricky
because one of the key
On 5 Oct 2005, at 10:19 pm, Tom Livingston wrote:
However, I managed to get the designer to go another direction with
reguards to full height. But full height using Jello Mold is tricky
because one of the key structural elements must have a height of 0
within a Holly Hack for IEWin.
I did an experiment with the full height thing about a year ago. I was
absolutely baffled but what I found out, is if you leave out the
doctype, full height will work in IE. But does not work with a doctype.
Obviously because the browser has kicked into the dtd's mode.
You can see the final
On Wed, 21 Sep 2005 12:43:42 -0400, Jan Brasna [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Someone mentioned the Jello layout style during the clearleft thread
(thank you who ever you are -- very cool!)
You're more than welcome :)
I was wondering if anyone has used this and if they ran into any
problems
I had these same requirements...after trying to do it in CSS alone I
decided it wasnt possible since you can't use height:100% for a
container and it work like a table does. I ended up using a hybrid
layout with a table for the general stuff but all controlled by css. It
works.
Buddy
Tom
Tom Livingston said:
The designer wants the page to be full height in the
browser window, with a body bg pattern repeating for the area aoutside
the page.
This sticky footer solution might help:
http://solardreamstudios.com/learn/css/footerstick/
Otherwise I have a js solution I can post
I have been trying to implement the Jello on my current project when I
was just thrown a curve. The designer wants the page to be full height
in the browser window, with a body bg pattern repeating for the area
aoutside the page.
Umm, is this related to Jello exclusively? I suppose it's
Hello list,
Someone mentioned the Jello layout style during the clearleft thread
(thank you who ever you are -- very cool!) but I was wondering if anyone
has used this and if they ran into any problems with it. It seems to fit a
need I have on an upcoming project and I wanna know now if
Someone mentioned the Jello layout style during the clearleft thread
(thank you who ever you are -- very cool!)
You're more than welcome :)
I was wondering if anyone has used this and if they ran into any problems
Since it is pretty easy to inject to a failsafe layout, it won't (most
