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<div id = "content">
<div id="column1"> </div>
<div id ="column2"> </div>
</div>
I have a problem where I want column1 and column2 to be the size of the content div (so each column is as long as the largest column). But I tried setting the height of each column to auto or 100% in the hope it would take up the space, but both still take their own size.
How can I do this ? (can’t use tables only css)
In this example column 1 needs to become longer (as long as column2)
Well, it kind of depends on your purpose for this. I’m guessing that this is a background-problem, in which case this could easily be solved using “faux columns”.
Read more about it here: http://line25.com/articles/create-sidebars-of-equal-height-with-faux-columns