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 product of the site I built for a few banks.
Here's one: http://www.firstgaston.com
Take a look at the code and steal whatever you think you can use. I
ended up using a table to get things done correctly.
Buddy
Tom Livingston wrote:
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 structural elements must have a height of 0
within a Holly Hack for IEWin. Traditionally, the hack is used with
height:1% (for hasLayout I believe) but anything other than 0 breaks
this layout in IEWIN.
I emailed Mike Purvis, author of Jello Mold. He got full height
working in most browsers, but the test he sent me breaks in IEWin,
probably because of the above. If I catch wind of it working
cross-browser, I'll repost.
Thanks everyone.
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