[Dojo-interest] css problem inside a contentpane

Karl Tiedt ktiedt at gmail.com
Sun Jan 14 10:46:56 MST 2007


LayoutPane inside the contentPane is the easiest way I know how... setting
your A and B heights and then set C as "client" to take up all extra
space....

On 1/14/07, Mario Minati <mario at minati.de> wrote:
>
> hello @all,
>
> I need help with a css problem.
>
> My layout is made up from a layoutcontainer that gives me a main window
> (3) that is a pagecontainer which holds a contentpage.
>
> +-------------------------+
> |1                        |
> +-+---------------------+-+
> |2|3                    |4|
> | |                     | |
> | |                     | |
> | |                     | |
> | |                     | |
> +-+---------------------+-+
>
>
> This contentpage consists out of the following div elements:
> a) a div containing a title
> b) a toolbar
> c) a filteringtable
>
>
> +-------------------------+
> |a                        |
> +-------------------------+
> |b                        |
> +-------------------------+
> |c                        |
> |                         |
> +-------------------------+
>
> Now to the problem:
> I would like (c) to take up the rest of the space in the contentpage a
> give me a scrollbar if there are more entries than fit on one page.
>
> If I use 'height:100%' for the filteringtable (c) the height (produced
> from FF2) is the height of the contentpage.
> The result is that the filteringtable (c) is hidden partly as it is
> longer than I would it like to have.
>
> Does anyone have an idea how to solve this?
>
> Thank you,
> Mario
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-Karl Tiedt
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