On Thursday, March 08, 2012 6:38 AM Jim wrote:- >> However, I do have a small JavaScript that measures the total depth of >> the page and adds that as a "height" in an outer containing div. > > > Barry, > > Do you have a pointer to a page where this is used? > > I suspect problems where a user-specified minimum font size is defined in > the browser's configuration. > > Also problematic in situations where javascript is disabled, but we've > been through that already :-) > ------------------------- Jim I actually have some JavaScript variants for measuring visible page height + page depth, and a test page using Ann Scott's page is at:- http://freepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~bristowe/test/ann-scott.html On checking Ann's orginal page, I see that she has had problems placing the script, and I'll get round to sorting that out with her shortly. My preference is to use the following script - http://freepages.rootsweb.com/~bristowe/test/depth-check.js - to measure the actual page depth locally, and then include the value shown by the Alert in your CSS, e.g. #userContentFP { position:relative; height:3066px; } No need to place the script on the server, and it will only be effective locally to provide you with an updated value for your CSS if the page is changed. I haven't checked what impact a defined minimum font-size will have, but the zoom / ctrl+ feature gets catered for reasonably well. Barry