I know that I should know this by now, and I am sure I have learned it and forgot it... But do divs automatically adjust their height for the content placed within them if you don't specify height? Is there anything that needs to happen to get it to work correctly such as height: 100% ? I would like my homepage to be considerably shorter (with no content "below the fold") but my other pages may need to be longer. Obviously if divs do adjust for content that would be great. However I have many divs within divs so I am thinking that inner "white page space" may adjust for elements appropriately but the other divs will not be displayed to show the amount i want shown of them- since their content will only be as great as the div inside of them... here is an image of the bottom of my site (attatched to this message). I am only concerned about the light green, dk green, and white divs. I was thinking that unless there is a really easy solution I may need to include a seperate CSS sheet for my homepage. Please let me know what the best solution is. Thank you!
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But do divs automatically adjust their height for the content placed within them if you don't specify height?

Yes. However, if you are using floats, you need to make sure that you are CLEARING them, otherwise it may APPEAR that the div isn't expanding to hold added content.

You really do not want to set defined heights, this will actually prevent things from expanding (except in IE6, which wrongly expands the box) the way you want them to.

Alright, that makes since. Thank you.

I am running into the problem with needing to clear for floats. What should I be clearing exactly?

Try reading the stickies - http://www.webmaster-talk.com/css-fo...you-clear.html