A
Anon
Hi folks.
I have a table containing three rows. The table takes up the entire screen.
The top row should only be big enough to contain a nested table and the
contents of that table; the same goes for the bottom row. (These two rows'
heights will effectively remained fixed.) However, is it possible to
configure
the middle row to take up the rest of the remaining height? (In here I'll
have
another nested table, where the middle row of this inner-table will
effectively
take up the remaining height, and the top and bottom rows of this inner
table will remain fixed in much the same way as the outter table's top and
bottom row.) I don't want the page to scroll at all, therefore this
inner-table's
middle row will contain a div with "scroll: auto;" so that the content may
scroll.
Unfortunately, frames and iframes and whatnot are out of the question.
I've tried like hell to get the above working, but I always end up with the
user
having to vertically scroll to see the lower contents of the page.
I think I've just melted my head re-reading that. What time is it?
Bedtime...
I have a table containing three rows. The table takes up the entire screen.
The top row should only be big enough to contain a nested table and the
contents of that table; the same goes for the bottom row. (These two rows'
heights will effectively remained fixed.) However, is it possible to
configure
the middle row to take up the rest of the remaining height? (In here I'll
have
another nested table, where the middle row of this inner-table will
effectively
take up the remaining height, and the top and bottom rows of this inner
table will remain fixed in much the same way as the outter table's top and
bottom row.) I don't want the page to scroll at all, therefore this
inner-table's
middle row will contain a div with "scroll: auto;" so that the content may
scroll.
Unfortunately, frames and iframes and whatnot are out of the question.
I've tried like hell to get the above working, but I always end up with the
user
having to vertically scroll to see the lower contents of the page.
I think I've just melted my head re-reading that. What time is it?
Bedtime...