Hi Edward
I am no Google expert but the following approach has worked for me.
Trouble is caused by an overflow = auto on the parent div that was not there
on the same div in V2.
Give your content div an id. Then
document.getElementById('xxxx').parentNode.style.overflow=''; added
immediately after the infowindow.open removes the overflow style from the
parent div.
Our div has a fixed width and contained a similar amount of content to yours
including a number of links. Have a look at the previous discussion from
29th August.
Regards
Pete
On Fri, Sep 3, 2010 at 2:47 PM, Edward <[email protected]>wrote:
> I know that this topic has been discussed elsewhere but I am still
> having no luck getting info windows to resize to avoid overflows.
>
> My current page is here:
> http://southwest.british-naturism.org.uk/placestogo
> which is based on the article for loading markers with mysql and php.
>
> There is a div in the HMTL field that is limiting the size of the
> pictures in the infowindows and which appears to be having some affect
> on the text outside of the image - though I'm not sure why. Either way
> the infowindows still seem to be too short for some of the content.
>
> Be grateful for any help - thanks
>
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