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  • #41014
    Rugg
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    Good Morning,

    I’m curious if there is a method using css borders to create a vertical line between grid columns which runs 100% of the browser height?

    Here is reference example, however this website is using a background image instead.
    http://bench.li

    *EDIT*
    If there is not a solution to this, could someone please suggest a method using the background image that can act responsive? Thank You.

    #115597
    Paulie_D
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    There is using the flexbox property but that is so new that browser support is strictly limited to the latest versions only (IE10 / Chrome 23 /FF17) AFAIK.

    Otherwise….no.

    You can fake it with faux columns but that’s the only way.

    #115599
    Paulie_D
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    Does that work on a responsive site?

    #115608
    Paulie_D
    Member

    @NSR About the only solution that is vaguely responsive is to use a background gradient color to fake a column.

    #115614
    Paulie_D
    Member

    You just have to define a gradient with color stops in the right place.

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