Web Control Styles

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I'm posting this here because I'm building my web site using C#.

I've created a DIV container that outlines the entire screen. It does not
have a predefine size for the height. Now, within this DIV statement I'm
include three DIV statements to create three columns. This part I've got just
fine. The only thing I can't figure out is how to keep all of the columns the
same height. Thus, if I type text in one DIV that sets the height to 200px, I
want all my other columns to grow to the same size, automatically. How can I
keep my three columns to stay the same hieght, without specifying a specific
size?

Thanks, Greg
 
That was my thought, but I don't see an ASP.Net forum and I'm using C# in my
ASP.Net web pages anyways. So, it's a C# ASP.NET question as far as I knnow.
Or, maybe it's a CSS Question, which I also don't see that listed in the
forms of this group.

Thanks for replying.
 
I'm posting this here because I'm building my web site using C#.

I've created a DIV container that outlines the entire screen. It does not
have a predefine size for the height. Now, within this DIV statement I'm
include three DIV statements to create three columns. This part I've got just
fine. The only thing I can't figure out is how to keep all of the columns the
same height. Thus, if I type text in one DIV that sets the height to 200px, I
want all my other columns to grow to the same size, automatically. How can I
keep my three columns to stay the same hieght, without specifying a specific
size?

Thanks, Greg
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This is more a question about HTML than a C# one so you might get
better answer in a HTML NG.
I would set the style of the internal DIV to height=100%
 
That was my thought, but I don't see an ASP.Net forum and I'm using C# in my
ASP.Net web pages anyways. So, it's a C# ASP.NET question as far as I knnow.
Or, maybe it's a CSS Question, which I also don't see that listed in the
forms of this group.

Thanks for replying.
Click to expand...

This question is in context in ANY forum of HTML/ DHTML/asp.net, etc

there is a aspnet NG:
microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet
 
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