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[__PHANTOM__]

Alright you know how in tables you can easily have side bars then the content in the middle. Well I can't figure out in CSS how I can have the side images adjust when the middle content is filled. Like how would I make it so that when the content in the middle gets bigger or smaller to have the side backgrounds adjust to fit instead of standing there letting the content be bigger then the sides.

Example:

Like this,, with the side bars just like this



Not like this,,

[lysol]

well, css has class labels per section...did you know that?

ie html:

<div id=csstest>
blah blah blah blah blah
</div>

ie css coding that is going to be used on your page

.csstest {
	 background: #000000
}

ect

can't really explain it, but im sure there are some tutorials here that can.

but you have to mess around with your borders coding when editing a certain part of the css tables..

correcty if im wrong...

Edited by Lopezt, 13 October 2007 - 09:09 AM.

[__PHANTOM__]

Lol im not a new person at css, I coded my whole layout in css so far, I just need to know how to get the sides to work correctly.

PS: My sidebars are images, Not borders.

Edited by __PHANTOM__, 13 October 2007 - 10:12 AM.

[Lastcrime]

lopezt you messed up your code, in the html you put an id

id=csstest

, but in css you made a class

.csstest

lol.

Edited by Lastcrime, 13 October 2007 - 10:49 AM.

[Ghost]

It should be an onion skin if you're planning on using div's.

This article should help.

They use it on an image, but it's exactly the same if you wanna use it for content