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Hi everyone,
This may be a fairly basic question for people who have experienced this before, but I am having issues coding a template design that I have been given which has muiltiple sections of the site that contain DIVs set at 100% height.
The site is setup with a wrapper to align the template in the middle, and the wrapper is set to run down 100% of the pages height which seems to work fine. Next is a blue strip where the logo will be placed, which also needs to run down 100% of the site which worked fine when putting in 'min-height:100%;' as well. The next problem is that the content area, which needs to be placed to the right of the blue strip isn't able to scale to 100% height without putting in absolute positioning which messes everything up! It's at this point that I am stuck.
I have done some research, and found something a method called CSS Faux Columns but from what I have read I am not positive this solution would work for muiltiple DIVs set at 100% height - could someone tell me if this is the correct route to follow?
This site here is what I have created so far, any help with it would be appreciated.
Thanks
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