A common problem with CSS is two column stretching. The navbar should be as long (no more, no less) than the content div. CSS does not yet have a rule for this (see http://www.quirksmode.org/dom/3column.html) I propose this for CSS(3): div#navbar { height: offsetHeight(div#content)px; width: 25%; } The 'px' at the end is optional. This may not be the best syntax, but CSS does need some sort of a rule so we can keep DHTML Javascript doing what it does best: enhancing usability, not doing something CSS *should* be capable of doing. By the way, evolt.org is going to publish an article I wrote about CSS3 support in modern browsers sometime in the coming weeks. Cheers, DanteReceived on Friday, 7 May 2004 19:41:39 GMT
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