Thank you all for your suggestions - they have been
very helpful!
One suggestion was made:
site: www.pdrsolution.com/waters/index.html
> It seems clear that your box needs to stretch
> vertically, especially
> since it can't stretch horizontally. Why isn't it
> stretching
> vertically now? Because of this rule:
>
> #left-box {
> position: relative;
>
>Doing this takes it out of the flow, so its parent
>container doesn't
>stretch to accommodate it.
1. Looking at the parent container (div id="container"
class="clearfix") and <div id="content">, I noticed
that these don't have either an absolute or relative
position ... so how do I know what the "flow" should
be?
2. As suggested, I omitted the '#left-box' relative
position mentioned above (I tried both an absolute
position and no position at all). The result was that
the menu swung way out of its intended position and
the text still breaks out of the box. I think there is
more I need to do. Or (most likely), I just don't
understand whats going on
3. There must be a css: parameter I can adjust to
allow for the box to stretch vertically to accomidate
the text... I'm just not sure which one.
Any more insite into this would be great.
Thanks-
Patrick
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