Re: [web-design] FireFox not displaying divs correctly

 

From: Bas van Hoorn
Hi David,

--"In FF, the middle column crosses all the other columns and the page
frame.  Any suggestion please?"
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Add a "height: 100%;" statement to your .middle css.
 
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Hello my friend,
I have just received your reply. Thank you.
Have actually tried adding "height: 100%;" to .middle css but it did not display correctly on FireFox.
 
There is a solution actually here:-
http://www.positioniseverything.net/articles/onetruelayout/equalheight
 
and it is a simple (but strange) and it works.

Simply adding the statements:
padding-bottom: 32767px;
margin-bottom: -32767px;
to each one of the 4 columns.
 
And adding the statement "overflow: hidden" to the wrapper div.

It works fine.

Thank you for trying to help (as usual :)
Best regards,
David

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