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I have set the height of the content div to 80%. Firefox renders this correctly*, but Internet Explorer doesn't make the div higher then the area needed for the text inside.
Is there a way of correcting this, preferrably without CSS hacks, and preferrably not just putting enough <br />s, because that would mean I'd had to change that amount of <br />s for every page I write, and also that people with other screen resolutions would have display problems.
Thanks,
Frederik Vanderstraeten
* by that I mean how I want it to render, not how it should render according to the w3c specs, altough I'm quite sure that's the same
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Update: I just found out it works with pixels, but not with percent values. I really need percent values as the div should adapt to the size of the screen.
Does anyone know a solution?
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It works by adding the height of the body and html tags
I have set the height of the content div to 80%. Firefox renders this correctly*, but Internet Explorer doesn't make the div higher then the area needed for the text inside.
Is there a way of correcting this, preferrably without CSS hacks, and preferrably not just putting enough <br />s, because that would mean I'd had to change that amount of <br />s for every page I write, and also that people with other screen resolutions would have display problems.
Thanks,
Frederik Vanderstraeten
* by that I mean how I want it to render, not how it should render according to the w3c specs, altough I'm quite sure that's the same
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Update: I just found out it works with pixels, but not with percent values. I really need percent values as the div should adapt to the size of the screen.
Does anyone know a solution?
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It works by adding the height of the body and html tags
) and hack the css you've made
