It's been quite some time since I delved into the world of web development and I seem to have forgotten how to tackle this particular issue. Despite hours spent searching online, I've gained knowledge about flex-boxes and other useful tools, but none of the solutions seem to work for me.
My Goal:
- I want Container A to have two columns, Left and Right.
- The Left Column should typically be 25% width, while the Right column should usually be 75% width.
- The Right Column should have a max-width constraint of 500px.
- Once the Right Column reaches its max-width, the Left Column should expand to fill the remaining space so it isn't wasted.
I'm struggling to get this desired effect. I've experimented with flex settings, setting the right column flex-basis to 75% and "stretch" on the left; I've played around with different display styles; I even attempted some overflow: hidden tricks (knowing they wouldn't work as I don't want to hide overflow). So far, I'm only achieving one of two outcomes - either both columns keep their initial size ratios of 25% / 75%, or the left column stretches behind the right column instead of utilizing the available space.
If possible, I am seeking a CSS solution to resolve this dilemma.