API controls the info window size depending on map container size. You
have relative map size, and scrollbars appear if you see your page in
a small browser window.
That behavior is built in API. The info window <div> already has
{overflow:auto}. You don't have to set that in your content <div>.
Actually I would not recommend setting {overflow:auto} in the content.
There is a small risk of double scrollbars with some browsers.
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