If it’s filling the indention with dots that you want, then you can easily fix this by one of two ways.
1. Blanket the parent div with dots under a white-backgrounded content:
Code:
#latestBlog {
background: transparent url(/images/blueBotArchives.jpg) repeat scroll 0 0;
…
}
#latestBlog #latestBlogHold {
background: white;
…
}
#postIndent {
/* removed background */
…
}
2. Create a 6.3em image of dots and use repeat-y on parent’s background:
Code:
#latestBlog {
background: transparent url(/images/blueBotArchives-wider.jpg) repeat-y scroll 0 0;
…
}
#postIndent {
/* removed background */
…
}
[img]http://i37.tinypic.com/iw84ug.jpg[/img]
If it’s something actually spanning the div to the size of the content… then well, in my experience your only option is to javascript it:
Code:
window.onload = function(){
.style.height = .clientHeight;
};
