I don't know what this is called - or if there is a solution to what I'm
seeing.
I'm using IE 6. I close my Favorites so it doesn't display on my screen.
There is a large gap between the menu going up and down and the edge of
my browser window. If I enable my Favorites and have them displaying on
From: "Alan K. Gay" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I don't know any way with CSS, absent a pile of JS, that changes in the
> height of the contents of a block in column one can force, across all
> browsers (or even just IE for that matter), a corresponding change in the
> height of a block (div, for ex) tha
I haven't done a new table-based layout in years. That said, we have two
key pages that are truly "wire-frame" in nature, by that I mean that the
individual cells of content vary substantially in size at each rendering
(based on database contents), and these variances in size need to adjust the
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