Making the page allways fill 100% from top till bottom?!?
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Making the page allways fill 100% from top till bottom?!?
Is it possible to make the height of the whole page 100%, so it fills out the browser window from top til bottom regardless of the resolution on your computer, and if yes... Where do I do it???
Thanx so much this is exactly what i have been looking for!
BTW: You have to put the "full_height" part into the "Alle Blöcke" lines class box. Otherwise it did not work for me.
i have added full width:
.fullsize {
height:100%;
width:100% }
then you need to add "fullsize" in the mentioned line.
BTW: You have to put the "full_height" part into the "Alle Blöcke" lines class box. Otherwise it did not work for me.
i have added full width:
.fullsize {
height:100%;
width:100% }
then you need to add "fullsize" in the mentioned line.
2008
Hi phalancs,
that css works ok but if u want it to be really 100% on all browsers, you need to hack the css to be ff,ie, ie mac, safari (and all the rest) compliant. I think there are several solutions, some only css-based but then u lose IE MAC (I think), the only solution to be fully compliant is a mix between js and css, but this is really for the ones who want a 100% compatibility on all browsers (and who can say that today... even pple that use xml/css1 w3c ... whatever have some issues)
For more info, I think they posted some solutions in the ALA site and if u search in google you'll find some answers too.
Finally Pepe gave the right solution for phpwcms in a nutshell, as usual...
Cheers
that css works ok but if u want it to be really 100% on all browsers, you need to hack the css to be ff,ie, ie mac, safari (and all the rest) compliant. I think there are several solutions, some only css-based but then u lose IE MAC (I think), the only solution to be fully compliant is a mix between js and css, but this is really for the ones who want a 100% compatibility on all browsers (and who can say that today... even pple that use xml/css1 w3c ... whatever have some issues)
For more info, I think they posted some solutions in the ALA site and if u search in google you'll find some answers too.
Finally Pepe gave the right solution for phpwcms in a nutshell, as usual...
Cheers
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