3-Column VS WP Comment HTML Bookmark
equal height, 3 columns layout, problem with html bookmark, wordpressIn my previous post about the equal height 3-column layout, I found no problem using it in that project.
This time, I noticed that in the WordPress comment lists, the time stamp is made into an “a” tag bookmark and it broke the layout by showing the space that was suppose to be hidden.
At first I only saw the content following the bookmark. After viewing the source, I figured out that it was only showing the bottom of the page which is usually hidden. This area is the trick to the equal column method: large negative margin bottom and large positive padding bottom.
Luckily, the site I am working on right now will work with a fake 3-column background.