Would you look at this, while everyone has finally decided that they will be dropping support for IE 6, that’s when I decided to create a tutorial for implementing min-height for the browser. Anyway, onto the post. We all know that the min-height property doesn’t work in IE 6. Instead, the height property acts as both the element’s height and min-height. Its role will ultimately rely on the value of your overflow property. If the overflow property is set to hidden then the height of the element is its max-height. If set on visible, however, then it will be its min-height. Overflow: Visible The element will take up the specified height and when the content of the element exceeds the height then the element will just expand vertically (or horizontally, if it needs to). You can define whether the it will expand vertically of horizontally by specifying the value for … Continue reading →