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i have a div with height:100px and overflow:auto the content is dynamic. i want scroll the div in the bottom i tried with $("#chat_content").scrollTop($("#chat_content").height()); but if the content is bigger than 100px $("#chat_content").height() returns 100 and the div isn't scrolled on the bottom how can i do? thanks Get the scrollHeight property from the underlying DOM element: $("#chat_content").scrollTop($("#chat_content").get(0).scrollHeight); try $("#chat_content").scrollTop($("#chat_content").get(0).scrollHeight); Another way is to just wrap the internal content in a div and then

I have a parent div called main. It has a bunch of child divs in it, which I floated left or right. When I finished floating the last one, the height of the main div completely vanished, throwing off the layout of my page. I gave it a height:100%; just for now, but it will be overly tall on most resolutions. How can I keep it at a fluid height, only as much as needed to contain the elements? Contain your floats. On the div called main add overflow:hidden; . That should contain it. Are you using relative positioning for your floats? You'll need to put a fake div in to "hold open" the parent div

Greetings! I know that UITableView sectionHeaderHeight is only used for grouped tables, but I'll ask anyway (in case there's some way to do this that isn't obvious) ... Is there a way to change the section header height (and with it, the font/size) for a NON -grouped table? Hoping "yes" or at least a "maybe" ... but fearing it might be a "no". Have at it, folks. Yes. Use this delegate method: - (CGFloat)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView heightForHeaderInSection:(NSInteger)section { return 44; } Of course, change as appropriate. There's of course the one for footer as well: - (CGFloat

This question already has answers here : How to autosize a textarea using Prototype? (18 answers) Possible Duplicate: Autosizing textarea using prototype How do I change the height of a text area based on the number of lines of text that the user puts into it? For the example below if the user changed the text in the textarea to more than one line of text then the textarea would put a scroll bar on itself rather than changing its height to fit the number of lines. <textarea> This is the default text that will be displayed in the browser. When you change this text and add more lines to it the

Hi I am looking for a jQuery based equal height columns. I know there are a lot of them floating around but my requirement is a bit different . I want to use these in a Mega Menu where thee are about 4-5 drop-downs and each drop-down has 3-4 columns. I want all these 3-4 columns of equal height but not in all drop-downs, because the columns height will be different in the other drop-down depending on the content of that section. I found a solution in MooTools which works perfect for my requirement. The MooTools code below makes all the columns in a particular div equal to it's parent div's

I have a page with fixed header and a fixed footer. The height of the content is also fixed to the height of the window. The document has a panel whose content may grow longer than the height of window/content. When that happens the height of the document gets changed. But I need to keep the height of the document fixed without scrollbars. The panel should get the scrollbar instead. Example: http://jsfiddle.net/moizhb/GSSD3/ Here is how panel is instantiated: <div data-role="panel" id="navpanel" data-theme="a" data-display="overlay"></div> I'd appreciate any directions here. Thank you! Here is