Moyley

I heard you can also specify the width of the remaining column as width: auto; but I'm not 100% positive. My guess is it would enable you to make one or two columns with fixed width (px), some more with relative dimensions (%) and one that fills all the remaining space. Dynamic page, o marvelous you. :)Slap me in the face if I'm talking nonsense again, me is still noob-ish.

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I have that same problem, I have a banner at the top of 203 px, then two columns below (menu and content) but I need these to drop down the bottom of the browser window. When setting 100% it uses full size of the monitor window, not taking into account the 203px banner at the top.So I need to find the att that will use the remaining space. To see the website in question please head over to http://www.tinkahill.com/pdt/voila

Hey allOn the following website:http://www.tinkahill.com/pdt/voilaI have a full XHTML/CSS website.For the menu(blue) and content(black) sections I have height set to 100%, this works but is setting it to the height of the window, not considering the top banner with a height of 203px.Is there anyway I can make these sections simply drop down to the height of the browser window?Back in the day with HTML and tables you could use att and * which would tell it to use all remaining space.Any solution these days?