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Default Vertically Expanding a Page - 11-04-2005 , 11:47 AM






Hi --

I have several pages with not much text and a menu system that will only have
six options. As a result, there is a great deal of white space beneath the
footer. Here's an example: http://www.ren-services.com/new/tools/vykor.shtm

Is there a best practice someone has found to extend a page vertically? My
initial thought was to add a bunch of returns until I got the page down to
where I'm happy. However, that didn't seam like the best way.

I'm using P7's Equal Columns so all I have to do is extend one of the DIVs and
the rest will follow.

Thanks,
John


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Default Re: Vertically Expanding a Page - 11-04-2005 , 11:49 AM






Tarvardian wrote:

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Hi --

I have several pages with not much text and a menu system that will only have
six options. As a result, there is a great deal of white space beneath the
footer. Here's an example: http://www.ren-services.com/new/tools/vykor.shtm

Is there a best practice someone has found to extend a page vertically? My
initial thought was to add a bunch of returns until I got the page down to
where I'm happy. However, that didn't seam like the best way.

I'm using P7's Equal Columns so all I have to do is extend one of the DIVs and
the rest will follow.

use some bottom-padding on the <div>

<div id="something" style="padding-bottom: 200px;">Text text text</div>



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Default Re: Vertically Expanding a Page - 11-04-2005 , 12:13 PM



So simple, so elegant.

Thanks, Osgood.

John

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