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Matching div heights with CSS and JavaScript
It's not unusual for the layout of a Web page to feature multiple columns. Unfortunately, when creating this layout while using general <div> containers, you can end up with columns of uneven height, depending on their content. This looks very unprofessional. Alejandro Gervasio explains a way to keep your column heights even using CSS and JavaScript.
Read the full article here: Matching div heights with CSS and JavaScript For more discussion go here: Blog Article Discussion
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