graylensman wrote:
|| I'm working on a website with two column layout. The left column
|| contains a list of site navigation links, the right column contains
|| actual content for any given page. I'm using CSS to set a left-hand
|| rule that runs the height of the right-hand column. On some pages,
|| there's a lot of content; on others, very little. When there's
|| little content, my rule doesn't run as long as the links list,
|| because the rule is applied to the right column.
||
|| So, I want this rule to run at least as long as that left column,
|| but run as long as the content in the right column when needed. Here
|| are links to a couple of pages, so you can see what's going on:
||
|| Good:
|| http://www.hillphoenix.com/web_redes.../techInfo.html
||
|| Not so good:
|| http://www.hillphoenix.com/web_redes.../whatsNew.html
||
||
|| Thanks for your , in advance!

hello,

apply this to your right column div and change 430px to whatever you want

min-height: 430px;
height:auto;
_height: 430px;

regards

bretz