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| NamePros Regular | Novice CSS Problem. I currently have a simple div container set up with two columns in it and a footer. If one column contains more content than the other is there a way in which I could make the background of the lesser column stretch down to the footer also so they are even? Hope this makes sense, thank you. |
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| NamePros Member | shockie is talking about the background: repeat-y; property. -y for vertical and -x for horizontal. If your columns are independent of the other, check min-height: expressed in pixels. Some browsers are fickle with min-height especially if percentages are used. |
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