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i am using the code found here jQuery - dynamic div height <script type='text/javascript'> $(function(){ $('#center').css({'height':(($(window).height())-162)+'px'}); $(window).resize(function(){ $('#center').css({'height':(($(window).height())-162)+'px'}); }); }); </script> now the height change works fine when you resize the window, but if your scroll down the height does not change, this means the window property does not include things beyond the size of the browser window so if you scroll down the height does not increase so what can i add that will be the size of the whole content not

I have a pretty large form (adapted mainly for tablets), that has a TabbedPage nesting a ScrollView and a vertical StackPanel containing many controls. I have few occurrences where I have a ListView that contains a few single-line items, and I need it to size to content. I'd like to get rid of its scroll-bars, but anyway I don't want it to take up more space than what's required for its items. Is there a way (even an ugly one) to achieve that without have to write a renderer x3 platforms? Here's a pseudo describing my tree: <ContentPage> <MasterDetailPage> <MasterDetailPage.Detail> <TabbedPage

I am using a div with class scroll-pane (height 100%) within an absolute positioned div. The scroll-pane div contains some text first, followed by an image and followed by some text again. The image height is set to 200px. Problem is! If I view the scrollpane in Chrome (latest Version) I sometimes can scroll the complete content and sometimes, after refreshing the site in the browser, not. Not does mean that I can only see a part of the second text and not more. So the actual scrolling height shrinks. If I refresh again I might be able to see it all complete again and so on. It changes every

I know that min-height: 100% will only work to take up a minimum of 100% of its parent element's height if the parent element has some numeric value for height, but what if I have a few nested divs and I want them all to have a min-height of 100%? I tried min-height:inherit but that didn't work either? I know I can probably solve this problem with JavaScript by simply checking the browser height value on document load and then assigning that to the min-height property of my nested divs, but I'd like to know if it would be possible to solve this with just css? Edit : I should also mention that

I have used outerHeight and outerWidth on many places. Now, after jQuery 1.8 was released I have met a lot of issues caused by object return instead of its size. For example: $('#stackoverflowdiv').Height() // returns 100 px $('#stackoverflowdiv').outerHeight() // returns "stackoverflowdiv" div The only thing that I have found to fix this was to use "true/false" in the function as follows but the I get the same results as the standard width() and height() functions: $('#stackoverflowdiv').outerHeight(true) // returns 100 px $('#stackoverflowdiv').outerHeight(false) // returns 100 px Has anyone

I have, in a window, a Grid that contains a RadioButton , a TextBox and a Button , each in column 0, 1, 2, respectively. They all have their heights set to auto. Then, in another part of the window, I have another Grid with a Label , a TextBox and a Button , in columns 0, 1, and 2. Heights are also set to auto. The problem I have is that the first grid's height is smaller than the second's. I guess it's because Label is forcing the second one to be taller. How can I make it so that the first grid is as tall as the second? I tried doing this: Name the textbox in the second grid SomeName. In the