Topic: Minimum Height in Firefox etc? (Page 1 of 1)

Is it possible to acheive the same result you get in IE, with firefox, opera etc...

In IE when you set a height for an element, it uses this as the minimum height. Any extra content makes the element bigger.. Firefox etc however use this height and stick to it. Is there any way to set a minimum height in these other browsers?

thanks..

bleh.. i need to google more before i open my mouth :P keke...

For anyone thats interested...

-i used the css min-height: to handle opera and mozilla/firefox... Remember min-height isnt supported in i.e
-I then removed the fixed height from the element because it overrides the min=height in the above browsers
-I used the i.e hack * html elementname {height: 600px;} so that only i.e uses the height spec.

I also wanted my page to be centered since it is a fixed width..
-For moz/firefox/opera i set margin: auto; in the overall page containing box.
-For I.E i set text-align:center; in the body element.