Fixed width content with flexible (strechable) sidebar?

Little positioning witchcraft, seems to match your picture: right part has fixed width 200px, the left one takes the rest (but never smaller than 100px).

Little positioning witchcraft, seems to match your picture: right part has fixed width 200px, the left one takes the rest (but never smaller than 100px). jsfiddle.net/nzd2J/2/ Move vertical splitting bar to see how it scales.

Nikita-rybak I think the boxes are supposed to be the other way around. :P – Shaz Mar 3 at 0:17 @Shaz What do you mean? I've only reduced size a little (725->200, etc).

Anyway, your example works nicely too. – Nikita Rybak Mar 3 at 0:20 @Nikita Rybak Never mind, guess my eyes were just playing tricks on me. Though, when your example has more content than the height, the boxes stay the same.

Btw, how are we supposed to reply to people who's names are more than one word? Is the way I used fine? – Shaz Mar 3 at 0:25 @Shaz Actually, first three letters of the username is enough for system to notify recipient.So, you could refer to me as @nik or @nikita :) There're also some scripts to make this task simpler.

– Nikita Rybak Mar 3 at 0:27 @NikitaRybak: Ah, thanks. :) – Shaz Mar 3 at 0:31.

I'm thinking this is what you need: jsfiddle.net/Shaz/GaZYt/1/ Html: Left Right CSS: #contain { width 100%; } #contain #left { min-width: 185px; width: 100%; border: 1px solid blue; display: table-cell; } #contain #right { min-width: 725px; border: 1px solid red; display: table-cell; }.

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