Two-column layout (one-column fixed width, one-column adaptive, high column height), two-column adaptive

Two-column layout (one-column fixed width, one-column adaptive, high column height), two-column adaptive

Structure:

1    <div class="parent">2         <div class="left">3             <p>left</p>4         </div>5         <div class="right">6             <p>right</p>7             <p>right</p>8         </div>9     </div>

1. Use table + table-cell to implement the layout of two columns (one column is fixed width, one column is adaptive, and the table is automatically equal to the automatic height of two columns)

1. parent {2 background-color: gray; 3 width: 500px; 4 height: 300px; 5 padding: 10px; 6 box-sizing: border-box; 7 8 display: table; 9 table-layout: fixed; 10 table-layout: fixed;/* accelerate table rendering to give priority to layout */11} 12. left {13 display: table-cell; 14 width: 100px; 15 16 background-color: skyblue; 17 border-right: 10px solid transparent; 18 background-clip: padding-box; /* set the display position of the background */19} 20. right {21 display: table-cell; 22 background-color: greenyellow; 23}

2. Use flex for two column la S (one column is fixed width, one column is adaptive, and the column height is high). The default align-item attribute of flex is stretch.

1. parent {2 background-color: gray; 3 width: 500px; 4 height: 300px; 5 padding: 10px; 6 7 display: flex; 8} 9. left {10 width: 100px; 11 margin-right: 10px; 12 background-color: skyblue; 13} 14. right {15 flex: 1;/* fill in the remaining part */16 background-color: greenyellow; 17}

3. Use float (pseudo height)

1. parent {2 background-color: gray; 3 width: 500px; 4 height: 300px; 5 padding: 10px; 6 7 overflow: hidden;/* truncation */8} 9. left ,. right {10 padding-bottom: 99999px; 11 margin-bottom:-99999px; 12}/* Climb */13. left {14 width: 100px; 15 background-color: skyblue; 16 margin-right: 10px; 17 float: left; 18 19} 20. right {21 overflow: hidden; 22 background-color: yellowgreen; 23}