


Arrange 2 DIVs side by side to achieve the effect of 2 frames side by side_html/css_WEB-ITnose
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Now I want to use 2 DIVs to achieve the frameset effect, but the height is not adaptive as above.
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Don’t you specify the height?
What height do you want? 100% screen height?
height:100%;
What height do you want? 100% screen height?
height:100%;
Child elements cannot inherit 100%;
I hope that the two child elements will be the height of the screen as soon as they come out, and then if the height of any one is increased, the two will be the same height. It's the same effect as the frame, now all elements have to specify a height.
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Use negative margins, something like this?
Then use js to read the highest width, and then define this width to another div

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