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Need help with a simple CSS two-column layout with header and footer

Asked by agriesser in Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), Extensible HTML (XHTML)

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Hi!

I've been trying to get this going for quite some hours now but am still stuck at my old table layout, so please, I need your help.

What I want to achieve is to have a layout (I don't matter if it's CSS or HTML with tables) that:

* consists of a 30px high header
* a sidebar that's 180px in width
* a content space that fills up the rest of the browser's width/height
* a footer that's 50px in height
* no scrollbars for the whole page (the content div should be overflow:auto; so it's just the content that can be scrolled)
* works on all major browsers
* is valid CSS and HTML
* does not use javascript (I know that this is usually not necessary for such layouts, but just in case someone comes up with a "good" idea...)

It's already very late here and if it would be possible to assign 2000 points to this question, I'd have done it without thinking about it twice, so please help me out that I can focus on the important stuff of my project again.

It should look like this:

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+----------------------------------------+
| HEADLINE + LOGO AND STUFF              |
+------+---------------------------------+
|      |                               |^|
| Menu |  Content, really much content | |
| Item |  and so much content that I   | |
|      |  will definetly need to scroll| |
|      |  but I don't want the whole   | |
|      |  page to scroll, but just     | | <---- this is a scrollbar which does only
|      |  this little "div" inside     | |       scroll the content "div"
|      |  the layout where this text   | |
|      |  is displayed.                |^|
+------+-------------------------------+-+
|  FOOTER, Copyright, Links, etc....     |
+----------------------------------------+
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Zones: Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), Extensible HTML (XHTML)
Tags: HTML, CSS, IE7, Simple CSS two column + header + footer layout
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