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On pages with less content the line on the content div doesn't extend down to the bottom how do I force it down?
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If your right column is always going to be longer than #content, I would put the border on that and make it a little wider.
Otherwise you could add some padding-bottom to #content which will push the border down, but also give you a gap if the right column gets longer than it presently is.
I would suggest creating a div that wraps #content and #rightcolumn, and then giving that a repeating background image that simulates the border. That way, it will stretch/collapse with the length of the content, and you won't be relying on either the #content or the #rightcolumn to be long enough.
An alternative to Lynne's suggestion of using padding is to use a min-height on #content, to ensure it is always as long or slightly longer than the #rightcolumn, but keep in mind that IE6 doesn't support it (though there are hacks/fixes for that)
As the main page will alter length depending on the data I have decided to go with the min-height option.
I know it is probably wrong, but IE8 has been around for a while and it is bad enough now getting used to that without having to worry about IE6. Stats show that around 10% are still using IE6, but 90% are not. Times move on and it's a personal site.
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