CSS 100% height DIVs?

If you're just trying to extend a background color to the bottom of the page, you could implement some good ol' faux columns.

If you're just trying to extend a background color to the bottom of the page, you could implement some good ol' faux columns: alistapart.com/articles/fauxcolumns/ The idea is that you add a background-image to your container div (or body element) that is the same width as column "B". Use background-position to get it aligned correctly, then set background-repeat to repeat-y. Also, for what it's worth, Using absolute-positioning for every element in your document is almost certainly going to cause more problems than it solves.

I'd recommend making a better attempt at using the normal document flow to get your layout to work.

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