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<title>Equal height (method of having the same column height)</title>
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width: 750px;
text-align:center;
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width: 170px;
float: right;
position:relative;
margin: 0 -170px 0 0;
background: #F0F0F0;
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<body> <div id="header">
<h1>Head</h1>
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<h2>sideleft</h2>
<p><a href="javascript:toggleContent('sideleft',1)">Default length</a> <a href="javascript:toggleContent('sideleft',2)">Longer page< /a></p>
<p> It's not easy to move from a fixed, pixel-based design approach to a flexible, relative design approach. But if used correctly, it can be a natural choice for increasing accessibility and ease of use without making design sacrifices. </p>
<p> A pixel is a non-scalable point on a computer screen, and a
h3 is a word-sized square. Due to the change in font size, h3
A relative unit representing the user's preferred text size. </p>
<p> It may be easier to go with a printed, fixed design because there is less to consider if the dimensions remain the same. However, if you adopt a flexible design method, you can make full use of the computer's <a href="http://product.yesky.com/catalog/345/" class="bluekey" target="_blank">monitor</a> and browser. </p>
<p> Maybe you want your website to appear a certain way, but what your users want to see may be different. Anything forced on users undermines ease of use and therefore harms the success of the site. </p>
<p> It's not easy to move from a fixed, pixel-based design approach to a flexible, relative design approach. But if used correctly, it can be a natural choice for increasing accessibility and ease of use without making design sacrifices. </p>
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<h2>sideright</h2>
<p> It's not easy to move from a fixed, pixel-based design approach to a flexible, relative design approach. But if used correctly, it can be a natural choice for increasing accessibility and ease of use without making design sacrifices. </p>
<p> A pixel is a non-scalable point on a computer screen, and a
h3 is a word-sized square. Due to the change in font size, h3
A relative unit representing the user's preferred text size. </p>
<p> It may be easier to go with a printed, fixed design because there is less to consider if the dimensions remain the same. However, if you adopt a flexible design approach, you can make full use of your computer's monitor and browser. </p>
<p> Maybe you want your website to appear a certain way, but what your users want to see may be different. Anything forced on users undermines ease of use and therefore harms the success of the site. </p>
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