>However, the only problem with this is that I will sometimes be using >dynamic content taken from a database. In these occations I won't know for >sure whether the page will need to scroll or not. If the page doesn't >scroll, I loose the background colour of my top logo. > >See: http://www.magical.me.uk/villanatura/biofa/TestFrame.htm > >Any suggestions how to get round this?! Ah, yes, nasty. Maybe you should make the red colour a background image for the whole DIV and set background-repeat: repeat-x . Then the background image will stretch only horizontally and will always nicely fill the DIV without ever generating scrollbars. -------------------------------------------------- ppk, freelance web developer Interaction, copywriting, JavaScript, integration http://www.xs4all.nl/~ppk/ Column "Keep it Simple": http://www.digital-web.com/columns/keepitsimple/ W3C DOM Compatibility Table, expanded & updated http://www.xs4all.nl/~ppk/js/index.html?version5.html -------------------------------------------------- _________________________________________________________________