I know IE doesnt' support a max-height property. I'm just curious, though,
if there is a way to stop my #container height from growing every time I put
something in it. I've tried to give it an explicit height but it doesn't
work. I've read an article at Zen Garden about max-height and IE but their
fix doesn't work either. Anybody have any ideas or resources? Here's the
link.

http://home.earthlink.net/~joneill5174/deb03/


Thanks,
Jim

JimO wrote:[color=blue]
> I know IE doesnt' support a max-height property. I'm just curious, though,
> if there is a way to stop my #container height from growing every time I put
> something in it. I've tried to give it an explicit height but it doesn't
> work. I've read an article at Zen Garden about max-height and IE but their
> fix doesn't work either. Anybody have any ideas or resources? Here's the
> link.[/color]

overflow: - should do what you want based on what you're describing.
Exactly what setting to use will depend on exactly what effect you want.

That did the trick! Thanks for the help.
Jim


"Tony" <tony23@dslextreme.WHATISTHIS.com> wrote in message
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> overflow: - should do what you want based on what you're describing.
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