Can someone tell me how to make a div stretch vertically so it is
always the same height as its neighbor div, while the neighbor div
expands to fit its content (like a navigation bar on the left always
the same height as the content div)?
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On 11/7/2007 10:12 PM, ru*****@fastmai l.fm wrote:
Can someone tell me how to make a div stretch vertically so it is
always the same height as its neighbor div, while the neighbor div
expands to fit its content (like a navigation bar on the left always
the same height as the content div)?
I don't. Instead, I enclose the two side-by-side DIVs within another DIV.
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I appreciate the answers. I tried #1 from Ben and it definitely works,
but "neighbor" won't get deeper when "stretch" exceeds the depth of
"neighbor", so the content area always needs to be the same height as
or deeper than the navigation area for the heights to line up.
David, could you possibly provide a code example of what you mean?
On 8 Nov, 06:12, runn...@fastmai l.fm wrote:
Can someone tell me how to make a div stretch vertically so it is
always the same height as its neighbor div,
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