The outer div is the same width as the browser (I know this), and it contains two divs, one on the left and one on the right. One div has a fixed pixel width, and the other has the remaining width (some pixels need to be margined). I know about float:left, but I don’t know how to write the remaining width at that time.
Cannot use js.
Use table
What I see
Use table
What I see is not using table, and now divs are generally used for layout.
For example, your left side is 120px. There are 2 elements on the page .left .right
The style is written like this
.left{float:left;width:120px;}
.right{margin-left:120px;width:100%;}
For example, your left side is 120px. There are 2 elements on the page .left .right
The style is written like this
.left{float:left;width:120px;}
.right{margin-left:120px;width:100%;}
I solved it myself, it's almost like this, but the key point is that the width of right is auto (just don't set it). If you do this, a horizontal scroll bar will appear. If you don't set it up, you can just use the remaining part.