exactly what I was looking for.
Thanks a bunch.
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How would I go about dynamically resizing an element based on a user's browser/screen size? Basically, I have a page with a footer element 100px in height. the footer is a white background against a black background body. I want to increase the footer in height when the user resizes the browser so the white background footer continues for the overflow portion, if that makes sense.
Here's a copy of the mock up I'm working with. Ignore the god-awful coloring used for illustration purposes; and I made each style in-line for easy reading.
Thanks!
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by: strickddPosted on 2009-08-07 at 07:09:40ID: 25042803
Check the following to get the height of the window.
window.innerHeight
Then set the div elements .height property