In the world of CSS, achieving a child element that fills 100% of its parent's height can be quite tricky if the parent does not have a fixed height.
- One solution is to utilize display table property to make elements behave like a table and ensure the child fills out the entire parent container.
- You can also handle the border-right visually by implementing a background image in the parent element.
- Another approach involves using JavaScript to manage the appearance of both elements effectively.
The choice between these methods largely depends on your specific use case. For instance, if your avatar info is essentially a border-right feature, adding a visual border to #main_info
could be the simplest solution.
While a table-based layout could also address this issue efficiently, it would necessitate additional markup to create a proper structure with a table
element, a row
element, and a cell
element.