Equal column heights ?? Help!

I am trying to use example from projectseven:
http://www.projectseven.com/tutorials/css/pvii_columns/col2fixed.htm.
It looks ok in firefox, but does not in IE . The left sidebar does
not equal maincontent div. Your help would be appreciated and if
you have a easy fix that would be great. Thanks. Den

Also, XHTML requires "onload" rather than onLoad.
Change this:
<body
onLoad="P7_equalCols2(1,'sidebar','P','maincontent','P')">
to this:
<body
onload="P7_equalCols2(1,'sidebar','P','maincontent','P')">
John
"carbiz" <[email protected]> wrote in
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>I am trying to use example from projectseven:
>
http://www.projectseven.com/tutorials/css/pvii_columns/col2fixed.htm.
It
> looks
> ok in firefox, but does not in IE . The left sidebar
does not equal
> maincontent
> div. Your help would be appreciated and if you have a
easy fix that would
> be
> great. Thanks. Den
>
>
>
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excellent systemic
> electronic data interchange synchronization, thereby
exploiting technical
> environments for mission critical broad-based
capacity-constrained
> systems.
> This will fundamentally cause a morphing into a well
designed and
> actionable
> information infrastructure whose semantic content is
downright null. To
> more
> fully clarify the current concept, a few aggregate
issues will require
> addressing to facilitate a distributed communication
venue. In integrating
> non-aligned structures into existing legacy systems, an
even more
> effervescent
> (bubbly) gateway blueprint in a backward compatible
package of tangible
> and
> immeasurable strategic value will result in right-sizing
the conceptual
> frameworks, but only when thinking outside the box. This
being said, the
> ownership issues inherent in dominant thematic
implementations cannot be
> understated vis-a vis David Bowie, for
instance.</p>
> <p>A re-engineering of your current world view
will reaffirm your online
> presence enabling a more effervescent solution.
Upscaling voluminous
> networking
> exchange solutions will result in your achieving an
excellent systemic
> electronic data interchange synchronization, thereby
exploiting technical
> environments for mission critical broad-based
capacity-constrained
> systems.
> This will fundamentally cause a morphing into a well
designed and
> actionable
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downright null. To
> more
> fully clarify the current concept, a few aggregate
issues will require
> addressing to facilitate a distributed communication
venue. In integrating
> non-aligned structures into existing legacy systems, an
even more
> effervescent
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package of tangible
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> immeasurable strategic value will result in right-sizing
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> each column ends where the content ends which gives it a
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and this is how I want it to be, now it looks more like that
Label1                Inputfield1             Label2                     Inputfield2
    Label2.1      Inputfield2.1                    Label2.1      Inputfield2.1
and so on. Im aware of Padding left/right but since every single label or IF has different lenght it is hard to mach them in columns. thinking about setting it by pixels makes me sick as well. Ive been looking on example projects and there was no such problem like not even column so there must be some tool sorting it out and Im not aware of its existance. Please help

Thanks for response. Im using Grid layout in some Transparent Containers but it does not solve the problem, making whole app as Grid would take way to much space Manoj.
I tried to put 1.1 and 2.1 labels in one Transparent and it worked well, made it stuck to the left side, problem began again with inputfields, seems they are dependand on label lenght that way. Funny thing is when you see at example from sap it all looks fine in simple MatrixFlow and that's it.
Screenshot below so you can see how it looks atm and I warn you it can make your eyes bleed
(sorry for blackened fields but Im not allowed to show it to people yet. Black field has same lengt as label)
[url]http://img147.imageshack.us/my.php?image=notitlehz5.jpg
Edited by: Wojtek G on Jan 28, 2008 9:37 AM
Edited by: Wojtek G on Jan 28, 2008 9:37 AM
Edited by: Wojtek G on Jan 28, 2008 9:39 AM

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* SpryAccordion.css - Revision: Spry Preview Release 1.4 */
/* Copyright (c) 2006. Adobe Systems Incorporated. All rights reserved. */
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