Tina Starnes wrote:
Now this is working perfect in FF - but for the life of me IE will
not display proper.
http://heavenly.crsdesignsinc.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=6
As mentioned by others: you're using "the wrong overflow".
Firefox is getting the 'overflow' wrong, and IE is expanding the
container when it gets the correct 'overflow'.
Add...
.centerColumn {
position: relative;
overflow: auto;
}
...and you'll see where the scrollbar ends up in IE - outside the
container, so you can fix that.
The general 'overflow' will also work more consistent across
browser-land, as not all browsers support 'overflow-x/-y' yet.
Comment: how much empty space do you want under the scrolling container?
Now it's relying on font-size - which isn't always your default in any
browser.
regards
Georg
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