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when you have 2 (or more) divs floating beside each other - is there a way for them to take on the height of whichever is longer similar to the way a table cell would resize itself ? I have white space and grey space on my page and the content in each varies by page but Id like them always to be the same length regardless of what is in there.
Feb 20 '07 #1
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when you have 2 (or more) divs floating beside each other - is there a way for them to take on the height of whichever is longer similar to the way a table cell would resize itself ? I have white space and grey space on my page and the content in each varies by page but Id like them always to be the same length regardless of what is in there.
Why don't you wrap them both in a div and make the height of the div 100% then make both cells height 100%. I may be able to work up an example if you need one.

HTH,
Aric
Feb 22 '07 #2

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