I don't see why you *must* have an overflow:auto div inside the content_area.
If I understand correctly, you need the content_area div to be a constant height (200px in the example above) and you need to be able to scroll content_div if its contents exceed 200px. Is that correct? Because that's exactly what my code does.
Please describe the behaviour you are trying to achieve.

On 10/11/06, Penuel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Thanks Brian, but my actual problem is the div with overflow:auto that
I cannot put off, I know the problem doesnot occur when the div does
not have this property, but my constraint is that I cannot remove this
overflow property from the inner divs. The update region is updated by
the ajax call, that consists of the html code, that has the div with
"overflow:auto". As soon has I have the ajax response with such div
tags the, effects do not work properly. Also this happens only in
FireFox and not in IE. Similary this causes to screen to flicker/shake
when a shrink/grow effect is applied.







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