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Im using the left sided vbulletin hack on my forum board and want the table it created to be 100%

Im currenlty using:

HTML:
<table id="fullheight" align="left" border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" class="tborder" width="90%">

Ive also tried using the height 100% aswell which dosent ever work :D

Ive also tried placing

#fullheight{height:100%} in my CSS and then giving the table and id=fullheight statement but i cant get it to work (see attached image)

I want it as the side coloum on the money saving expert forum (http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/) which resizes depending on the layout and amount of posts etc.

Hope someone can help driving me crazy now :)
 
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Do you know how high you want it, to be exact with this use the code below:
HTML:
<table id="fullheight" height="XXX" align="left" border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" class="tborder" width="90%">
Just replace the xxx with the height you want.
 
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Height is not longer recongonised in the later webstandards so ive read so it dont work.

As i set height to 100% and it dosent work. Their are nemorous sites that mention it not working.

So i need a method that goes around this.
 
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Add this CSS:
html, body { height: 100%; }
That should make it work. :)
 
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Didnt work :(

Thanks for trying though!
 
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If that is the top-level table in your page try to tweak your <html> & fullheight DIV tags like this:

PHP:
html, body, #fullheight {
height:100%;
}
 
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Have your made sure that your <td> tag has a 100% height also?
 
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es i tried everything. I gace up in the end and ive got what i needed through another method.

Thanks for all the help!
 
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