stupid 100% positioning problem

[turrokk]

http://www.diwon.com/index_ru.html
Notice the 2 vertical lines that are placed on the sides of the "document area". They are a small 1px image (spacer.gif) that is stretched and positioned using the following CSS:

.vertspacer {
position: relative;
left:145px;
top: 0px;
width:1px;
height:100%;}

.vertspacer2 {
position: absolute;
left: 891px;
top: 0px;
width: 1px;
height: 100%;}
The problem is that when you resize the browser window (making it smaller) and then scroll down, you'll see how these vertical lines end BEFORE the whole document. It's really annoying.. can someone help me out, plz?

[randem]

Why not use borders instead of all that complicated 1px gif hooplah you've got there?

[awestmoreland]

That's the first time that I've heard anyone use the word "hooplah" in that context unless it was on "Kids in the Hall".

Sorry. Back to your regular discussion ;-)