Hello,
I know that its already be posted but the tutorial at
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/fauxcolumns/
is very helpful when it comes to two column layouts.
You can also make the entire site fixed width and height. I;m not to sure how you've designed your site but you could add a container div that wraps everything and give it specific height and width properties. After that you would add "overflow: auto" to the div that is holding your content to give it a vertical scrollbar.
Hope this helps.
Richard Spence http://www.runningman.ca
Javier wrote:
Hi
I'm a little bit new to css and I'm trying to make my personal blog with a tableless layout.
I'm made a layout with a centered fixed width div container and two float
div's, one for contents and one one for menu with a different background
color.
Everything it's ok except when contents column gets larger and then my design lost the effect I looking for putting a background color in menu column. Menu column appear like a little rectangle at the top of the right column.
I decided to make a trick placing a vertically repeated background image in container div that simulates 2 columns, but Mozilla refuse to show it.. :(
How could I solve this ? It's possible to define a verticall size of a div ?
Thanks in advance
<jl>
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