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The Goal A layout with 2 or 3 columns that does not rely on tables to create the layout structure. This layout must support a header and a footer which carry the width of the page and the footer must be located below the document's content. The background colors of each column must be derived from CSS and not rely on any background images. The center column must be capable of being fluid if so desired.
Devil in the Details Getting three columns to line up next to each other, using just CSS, is a (fairly) simple matter of setting the float property on each column. We start to get into problems when we want each of the three columns to carry the full height of the page regardless of which one is taller. A very handy, and popular, trick to make columns appear equal height regardless of which one is taller is to use a container element in which the columns sit. However, what if we don't want to use images? The Trick The relevant markup takes on the following structure: Grandparent Container.