I'm getting ready to launch a snappy new design, but I'm running into
two related CSS hurdles that I can't resolve.
http://www.hopstudios.com/nep/index_working.php/unvarnished/item/why_saving_the_world_is_hard.html/#comments
If you scroll right an look at the Comments section in Safari, Safari
will widen each comment (and the comment form holder) in the comment
section (div class="aftercell") to its specified Max Width (268
pixels). But Safari won't wrap the text to fit inside that max width
-- text extends straaight out to the right.
Firefox will not expand the divs to their max width, which means they
all look fairly truncated. And, it won't wrap the text inside the div
either. And, it doesn't show the right-hand border... that's yet a
third problem that I haven't even begunt o troubleshoot yet.
What I'd like, is for the text to wrap before it touches the right
side of the div if necessary. If there's too much text for the div,
text should scroll out the bottom, not out the right edge.
Any way I can tell the browser to do this?
TTFN
Travis
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