Coding And Browsers...

[es131245]

We all know that all browsers act differently...My page looks like one single table with some other tables in it...I got FF and Opera on this Ubuntu machine...<table id="main" width="100%" height="100%" cellpading="0">FF is fine with it but Opera doent even work with height="100%"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!So i find some difficulties in writing an multi browser "interface framework"...is it the only way to solve this problem the same way as i did with multi language support...$browser_lang=getenv("HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE"); preg_match("/ru.*?|RU.*?|en.*?/",$browser_lang,$browser_lang_final); if($browser_lang_final[0]=="RU"){$browser_lang_final[0]="ru";} if(!isset($browser_lang_final[0])){$browser_lang_final[0]="en";} switch ($browser_lang_final[0]){ case "ru": include ("./langs/ru.php"); break; case "en": include ("./langs/en.php"); break;default: include ("./langs/en.php"); break;}

[Synook]

Try not using tables - they're not meant for layout, and can behave in weird ways.By the way, 100% height is the height of the viewport.

[es131245]

I ve planed to organize by page by a table cuz div isnt good sometimes

[Synook]

Well, then why are you complaining about layout problems? :)What can't you do with CSS in this instance?

[justsomeguy]

In addition to the table or whatever container, also make sure the body and html elements are also set to 100% height. A value of 100% just means to use 100% of the parent container's height, so make sure all parents have height 100%.

[Ingolme]

And if any of the ancestor containers have any padding, margin or border, there is going to be a vertical scrollbar.

[es131245]

the main idea was to organize whole page by html (+ css i some cases) so the main page is basicly one whole table that could be easy and helpful to me but ive just found that my height="*" wont help in OPERA!!!!!