Help with CSS!

[stealthboy]

Okay, guys, I really hope someone can help me out.

My Problem:

I have a div, and I need it's height to equal the size of the document height.
Here is the website, and the last div with the white box inside is the one I need help with.

I have tried height:100%.

Nothing seems to work.

If anyone can help, please do and thanks!

[javayahtzee]

would you like the rounded portion to fill all the space, or just the gray background?
if you just want the background, you can simply set the background image for the body element like this

body{ background: url(bgstrip.png) repeat-y center center}

and then have bgstrip.png be a long image that's repeated from the top of the body to the bottom

make sense?

[stealthboy]

Actually, I want both of them to do that.
But thanks, I'll see what I can come up with with that idea!

[EnZo]

just add a 'min-height: NNNpx;' (where NNN is a number between 100 and 900)property to the CSS class or ID of the white div. That way it'll always have a minimum height of the specified value. The higher the value, the longer the white div will stretch down.

Hope this helps!

[stealthboy]

Thanks for your help Enzo.