jquery.eqHeight.js will bring some order to a page by making similar elements display at the height of the biggest one.
This behavior is great for floated and grid-based layouts, where elements at different sizes usually break the page template and leave huge whitespace in random places.
The plugin comes with a refresh and destroy method which allows developers to call the equalizing action whenever needed, and also remove it at latter stages of user interaction.
Additionally, jquery.eqHeight.js also comes with the ability to group page elements together, equalizing the height of those elements to the height of the tallest element in the group.
This behavior is great for row-based designs, equalizing the height of all elements on the same row instead of the entire grid.
jquery.eqHeight.js comes with a sample page to show developers the many ways it can be implemented.
Requirements:
- JavaScript enabled on client side
- jQuery
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