I hate fiddly css and formatting, everytime I think I have cracked it, another problem comes up and I just ended up trying things out until it works - like a noob. Oh well.
I have three 3 divs, one container, and two inner divs. One of the inner divs has text that can vary in height, the other is just checkbox, but for stylign reasons I want to have the same height as other inner div. Setting height 100% (of "filler") just fills page.
<div class="container">
<div class="heightSetter"> contains wrapped text, and varies in height </div>
<div> class="filler"> other stuff, that I want as same height as height setter </div>
</div>
Maybe a table would be better, but for now any help/answers/advice on this specific problem gratefully received.
Cheers!
Edit Just found this from a previous question/answer, using jQuery and on document ready. Just tested it, work likes a dream.
$(".filler").height($(".heightSetter").height());
Edit 2 jQuery absolutely rocks, must have saved me so much dev time on this and other problems.