Hello,
Can anyone else add their 2 cents to this? I've been trying a
javascript based solution, but it seem to take up too many resources
and slows down the interaction with the page.
I suppose I'm looking for something similar to the concept of
"Anchoring" in .NET Windows Forms design...
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/vbcon/html/vbtskanchoringcontrol.asp
.... I'd like to "anchor" select elements so that when the browser
window is resized, these elements are also resized.
Any suggestions? Only needs to be an IE solution as it is for a
in-house application.
Cheers,
Chris
c.perrins (AT) telstra (DOT) com (Christopher Perrins) wrote in message news:<2e67d50c.0306251701.64680764 (AT) posting (DOT) google.com>...
Quote:
Jacqui or (maybe) Pete <porjes (AT) spamcop (DOT) net> wrote
http://porjes.com/fixed4.html
Your idea has worked very well...
http://www.redox.biz/chris/stretchy.htm
... but I'd also need to make it so the "stretcy" element isn't
confined to be only the last element. If you swap the #tabStrip
element and the #tabContents element around, I'd still want
#tabContents element's height to be the "remaining height" (i.e.
#container height - #tabStrip height).
Thanks again,
Chris |