Glad I stumbled up the solutions of this page, especially the 
simple genius of setting the parent/parent-parent to *overflow:none*. 
 Brilliant.

In my attempts to figure out what was happening, I stumbled up the following 
*in my context (only?)*: adjusting the font-size of the last line affected 
the presence of scroll bars (vertical).

For what it's worth, my hacked solution is to add a single line to the end 
of the content of the InfoWindow with a font-size of 20%.  For example (see 
the end of the second line):
   var infowindow = new google.maps.InfoWindow();
   infowindow.setContent("Lots of stuff here, including inline spans if 
desired.*<br/><span style=\"font-size:20%\">&nbsp;</span>*");

For some reason, this made the scroll bars not show up.  This option 
(hack?!) allowed me to put dynamically created content into the InfoWindow 
wherein I simply add the "<br/><span...." to the end.


Also, for what it's worth, I had to remove the <h4> tag from the first line 
which was a relatively long sentence.  Having the <h4> tag made the scroll 
bars come back.

Not even a full "two cents",
David

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