CSS - absolute positioning and fluid divs?

I suggest reading The Holy Grail for a complete tutorial walk-through and description of necessary browser hacks and such for creating the layout In addition, I would advise that you consider placing a max-width either on the containing element or your fluid div (for instance: container {max-width:1024px;} ), because on exceptionally high resolutions / large screens, a stretching div can become obnoxiously large to the point of user frustration.

I suggest reading The Holy Grail for a complete tutorial walk-through and description of necessary browser hacks and such for creating the layout. In addition, I would advise that you consider placing a max-width either on the containing element or your fluid div (for instance:#container {max-width:1024px;}), because on exceptionally high resolutions / large screens, a stretching div can become obnoxiously large to the point of user frustration.

Check out Matthew James Taylor's 3 column holy grail layout, which will do exactly what you need.

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