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Matching Div Heights With CSS and JavaScript

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Depending on content, themes or templates that have multiple columns and use <div> as containers will most likely have uneven column heights. I had this problem creating the Gila theme. I tried some JavaScript solutions but none I could find would work.

This is an article from http://www.devarticles.com on matching div heights with CSS and JavaScript. I haven’t tried using their solution on Gila but I will as soon as time permits.

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  1. Tom says: 4/16/2005

    Try FauxColumns instead.

  2. John says: 4/16/2005

    I tried that method for the Gila theme and it didn’t work. I may of screwed something up though.