Re: [XHTML+XML] html and body size

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Hi,

Is it possible in Mozilla / Firefox / Netscape to fix minimum size for
html and/or body element in a "real" XHTML (mime application/xhtml+xml)
page so that when there is few text in a page the background color fill
the window and when content exeed the window size the body resize to
include all the content.

For now I can't figure out how to do this, if I use height:100%;
width:100% the size of html and body is *always* 100% even if there is
exeeding content and the background color just stop at 100% of the
window size. In fact the html and body width seems to be always 100%: a
big image exeed the background even if I set width:auto, it's really
disconcerting.

min-width and min-height doesn't seems to be taken into account.

if you use
html, body { height:100%; min-height:100%; }
you will get 100% because you defined it. the above means
"exactly 100% and no less than 100%".

try
html, body { height:auto; min-height:100%; }
and should work.

if you want to support IE (by content negotiation) you can
use a simple "hack":
html, body { height:auto !important; height:100%;
min-height:100%; }