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neotransotaku
Posted on 04-23-07 05:03 AM Link | Quote | ID: 29061


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Last view: 2908 days 		Is there any way, I can use CSS to create a table cell that is as high as my screen height, even though I have 1 line of text that is top aligned in that cell?

Tarale
Posted on 04-23-07 05:18 AM (rev. 2 of 04-23-07 05:19 AM) Link | Quote | ID: 29064


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<!--stupid center and width hack-->
height: 100%;
perhaps?
IE has a bug though where that will be relative to its parent element if positioned absolutely, so if the parent element isn't 100% height then neither will that element be...

I don't know, I'm a bit confused and I'd like an example.

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Xkeeper
Posted on 04-23-07 05:47 AM Link | Quote | ID: 29075


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Last view: 2800 days 		In no-doctype mode, "table height=100% ... td height=100%" will work.

In any other doctype, the W3C scolds you for even thinking about using tables, lololol

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