Hi everyone, become a bit stumped over something and I was wondering if anyone could help. ;) I'm in mid-process of redesigning and coding a website for the company I work for but I have come across an issue. :) (The best way is to describe through a screenshot):
Just some explanation, I have two DIVs news-area & lower-image (where the AG is) and you can see under that its dark blue, the background of the main site. Now I have the content DIV as "height:auto;" in CSS and it works perfectly. But what I need is that blue under the AG part to be filled as white for the height of the page. (Its for the news section so it will get big.)
So far, height:auto; doesn't work in the DIV & creating a whole new DIV doesn't work either as I can't specify height:auto; as I can't provide the content for the height of the other DIV.
Sorry if this doesn't make any sense, just starting to loose my paitence with this problem. ;) The CSS code is here, excuse it if its very messy just havent had chance to touch it for cleanups yet. :)
Oof my bad.. I just realized the WAN port on the X10 only allows 1Gbit input from the modem >.< arghh that derails everything lol. OK I'll need a new router then.
Since I'm the only wired user in the household (everything else is wireless), would you say the RS100 is a good solution?
As for a build your own, I'm afraid i'm limited in power here PC, Games, TVs, Printer, Receiver/Amp+ secondary Amp.. heck even the Mini Split (don't ask how/why they did it this way). One more major device trips the breaker :P
Although I just noticed this tidbit on my router's config page. It almost looks as if the modem could somehow input "INTO" the 10Gbit port, rather than using the 10Gbit port as an output? https://imgur.com/a/uiObRNK
What would be the purpose of this?
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Hi everyone, become a bit stumped over something and I was wondering if anyone could help. ;) I'm in mid-process of redesigning and coding a website for the company I work for but I have come across an issue. :) (The best way is to describe through a screenshot):
Just some explanation, I have two DIVs news-area & lower-image (where the AG is) and you can see under that its dark blue, the background of the main site. Now I have the content DIV as "height:auto;" in CSS and it works perfectly. But what I need is that blue under the AG part to be filled as white for the height of the page. (Its for the news section so it will get big.)
So far, height:auto; doesn't work in the DIV & creating a whole new DIV doesn't work either as I can't specify height:auto; as I can't provide the content for the height of the other DIV.
Sorry if this doesn't make any sense, just starting to loose my paitence with this problem. ;) The CSS code is here, excuse it if its very messy just havent had chance to touch it for cleanups yet. :)
Thanks, if it makes no sense say and I will try and rewrite this. :D
JMann
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