Currently, my goal is to dynamically set the minimum height of my CSS tabled content based on the height of the image rather than the text.
In simple terms, my layout structure looks like this:
<Image @60% width> | <Text @40% width>
I am utilizing flex boxes to accomplish this.
However, the issue arises when resizing the page (static heights are not an option as it needs to be fully responsive), as the image shrinks drastically and the text expands beyond control.
My ideal scenario would be for the text to always match the height of the image, with scroll options available in case of overflow.
Please see my current Jsfiddle here: http://jsfiddle.net/D7h3z/4/
I am open to exploring new or experimental technologies. However, I prefer not to use JavaScript unless absolutely necessary. Additionally, I do not utilize JQuery, so please refrain from suggesting that in your responses if possible.