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Different Containers on one page 
Modified By DJanjicek on 5/14/2008 3:11:42 PM)

Hi,

i'm facing a problem with the use of different containers on one single page. Imagine i have 3 panes, pane 1 & 2 are using container A, and pane 3 is using container B. The only difference between the two types of containers is that container A has a fix height setting of 250px and container B a relative of 100%.

Well, so far so good. But in case of being container B just as big/high as the content is, is also gets the size of of container type A with a fix height of 250px.

Then i thought i could set the height of container Type B fix to 50px, since it would resize automatically due to showing the whole content, but ironically it "overwrites" the height setting of container type A. And the modules in pane 1 & 2 are not even high any longer.

Why is this happening?

Thanks in advance...
 
New Post 5/14/2008 12:11 PM
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Re: Different Containers on one page 

I found the solution few pages further. The problem is i've used the same class names in both containers and they overwrited always the other css
 
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