CSS sets the minimum height and width of the div, CSS sets the div width

CSS sets the minimum height and width of the div, CSS sets the div width

CSS sets the minimum height and width of the div:
The minimum height and width of a div are set to a value. If the actual width or height is smaller than this value, the actual width and height are set to the specified minimum value, the following is a brief introduction to the instance code.
If you use a standard browser, you can use max-height or max-width to achieve this effect. For example:

 

Max-width: 50px; max-height: 100px;

 

The above code is no problem in the standard browser, but IE6 does not support it, because there are still a large number of IE6 users, so it must be compatible with IE. The code is modified as follows:

 

Max-width: 50px; max-height: 100px; width: expression (document. body. clientWidth <50? "50px": "auto"); height: expression (document. body. clientWidth <100? "100px": "auto ");

 

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