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CSS: min-height everythere

Thursday, 13 December 2007 20:24 by dmitriy

Recently was an article on Digg... "Don't use CSS ever" or something like this... Opened link - just another SEO company. So, I decided to write post about CSS.

Sometime you need a block elements that should be specified size, but if there are more content - grow vertically. Basically, this is a frequent trouble for peoples who works long time with IE and then see the problems in Firefox.

Here is my little css:

 _height: 458px; /* IE 6 only */
 min-height: 458px;
 display:block;

That's all. All good browsers support min-height and IE uses "height" like min-height, but just need to make it IE-only, so we are using "_height" attribute.

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