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Is there any css/layout way we can have equal height columns via 960.gs



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          You could try using the inline-block css display type. Depending upon your design that might do the trick, but won't if you need equal borders or backgrounds.



          And you could use a <table>. I know how politically incorrect that is, but tables do work and are not hack. You may need to adjust the <td> style type for cellspacing and padding to get it compatible with the gs.960






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          You could try using the inline-block css display type. Depending upon your design that might do the trick, but won't if you need equal borders or backgrounds.



          And you could use a <table>. I know how politically incorrect that is, but tables do work and are not hack. You may need to adjust the <td> style type for cellspacing and padding to get it compatible with the gs.960






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          You could try using the inline-block css display type. Depending upon your design that might do the trick, but won't if you need equal borders or backgrounds.



          And you could use a <table>. I know how politically incorrect that is, but tables do work and are not hack. You may need to adjust the <td> style type for cellspacing and padding to get it compatible with the gs.960






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          You could try using the inline-block css display type. Depending upon your design that might do the trick, but won't if you need equal borders or backgrounds.



          And you could use a <table>. I know how politically incorrect that is, but tables do work and are not hack. You may need to adjust the <td> style type for cellspacing and padding to get it compatible with the gs.960






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          You could try using the inline-block css display type. Depending upon your design that might do the trick, but won't if you need equal borders or backgrounds.



          And you could use a <table>. I know how politically incorrect that is, but tables do work and are not hack. You may need to adjust the <td> style type for cellspacing and padding to get it compatible with the gs.960







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