Force div height adaptation when an embedded div has bigger height (avoid overflow)

Sent by Fabien Meghazi on 1 November 2004 13:01

> You can put a "clearer" div to force the block size before the closing
> </div>.  To follow your example with inline styles:

Thanks for the hint, it works for the problem I had but now I have
another problem and I guess I'm probably doing the wrong way. So I'm
not sure if I should continue to try the table-less method or if I
should use the table way easy (but unclean) solution.

If someone have 5 min to take a look at this page so you can see what
I want to do (with table) and tell me if you think it's possible with
table-less or if I should keep my table and forget the table-less
solution.

http://amigrave.com/upload/posts/css/test2.htm

Thanks for your help.
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Message thread:

• Force div height adaptation when an embedded div has bigger height (avoid overflow) - Fabien Meghazi, 28th October 2004 17:32
  • Force div height adaptation when an embedded div has bigger height (avoid overflow) - Justin Maxwell, 28th October 2004 18:01
    • Force div height adaptation when an embedded div has bigger height (avoid overflow) - Fabien Meghazi, 1st November 2004 13:53
      • Force div height adaptation when an embedded div has bigger height (avoid overflow) - Zoe M. Gillenwater, 1st November 2004 15:14