From everything I've read about CSS layout, there's one thing I can't see how to do, and it's rather holding me back:
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Div A contains unknown content of fixed width. This width is unknown. Div A will simply expand or contract to hold its content.
Div B contains content that can handle being stretched or squashed. Div B must stay at the same vertical level as Div A, and must fill up all the remaining space from the right hand edge of Div A through to the edge of the conainer, Div C.
Div C is simply a containing div with width:100%.
Every solution I have seen, and every solution I can think of, requires you to know the width of Div A, or else run the risk of Div B dropping below Div A, or covering it up. Is there a pure CSS way to implement this without these problems?
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