Can anyone help? This is my page: http://creativemetrics.net/privacy.html You can view the source for the styles...I just can't seem to get the height to 100%...it's driving me crazy. Thanks!
oh I'm ready to do it...lol... but the site is for a client...I can't have all the extra white space on the other pages.
This is what will fix your issue : Remove all height and min height properties, and give .content1 a hidden overflow, like this : .content1 { overflow:hidden; } The floats aren't cleared, that is why it doesn't expand all the way. BTW, that markup needs to be retouched a bit. I'll see what I can do about it.
wiicker95 YOU ARE AWESOME!!! It worked...thank you thank you! I was trying everything so I'm sure there was a lot of useless stuff in there. I can't believe you don't need any sort of height...that's what everyone says to use... THANKS AGAIN!!
Wicker95 is right on the code being a bit heavy -- big tip, when you have a semantic tag like UL or FORM that's a perfectly good block level container, you don't need to slap two or three DIV around them. Here your layout is horrifically broken, I suspect from using dynamic fonts inside a fixed width -- the fixed size image at the top and fixed sizes all over the layout make it an accessibility wreck even with the dynamic fonts. Dynamic fonts and dynamic layouts HAVE to be used hand in hand or not at all. (which is to say use both since not at all is inaccessible trash) -- it already reeks of "But I can do it in photoshop" and you're not even done yet. Of course the jquery for nothing garbage being in there before you've even got a working layout isn't encouraging, much less it being a tranny, having two stylesheets before it even has media targets, inaccessible/incomplete form, complete lack of a unifying heading or document structure, broken/unreliable column construction method (look forward to the float drop in IE) ... it's bad. ... and the sad part is, it's still better than MOST of what people come here asking for help with.