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Flexible DIV Height

Asked by brendanwov in Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)

Tags: flexible, height, div

Experts,

I imagine this is a common situation.

I have designed my first web site in CSS (link below). Each page has 3 basic elements: Header, Body and Footer. Currently, the height of each of these elements is static. However, I find that when content in the Body of the page exceeds the height defined in CSS, I am forced to allow scrolling (overflow:auto;).

What I would really like is for the height of the Header and Footer to always stay the same. However, I'd like th Body to flex in height according to how much content it contains. In the event there is 500px of vertical content, I'd like the Body height to be 500px. If there is 4000px of vertical content, I'd like the Body height to be 4000px.

I hope I have described this well enough. You can check out the page below to see what I am referring to. In the case of this particular page, the "LyrDiscographyAlbumContainer" DIV currently has scrolling and I'd like it to have a flexible height.

http://www.newsboys.com/_v17/discography.php

I'd really appreciate any assistance with this matter. Thanks!

Brendan

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Flexible DIV Height

Asked by brendanwov in Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)

Tags: flexible, height, div

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