Ralph, you are right about that.
I experimented to see what part of the css class was the problem and
it seems the offending style was {overflow-y: auto} If I take that
line out, it works fine in IE. (overflow-y: scroll doesn't work
either.)
Yikes, this is going to be a major problem when the number of points/
markers exceeds the height of the DIV. I really, really don't want to
mess up my nice, neat appearance by letting the DIVs lengthen to
accommodate the content.
This is supposed to work in IE5+. When I did my initial prototype
using plain text IE handled it fine with overflow-y. It must be
something to do with the interaction of the link or javascript or
innerHTML
Got any ideas? Please?
On Mar 11, 10:49 am, Ralph Ames <[email protected]> wrote:
> Looks like a css problem.
>
> <div class="list-green" id="side_bar_skyline"></div>
>
> If class list-green is disabled IE7 shows the links.
>
> Ralph
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