How do i restrict the size of inputed text

[chazzy69]

The problem is as follows, i am inputing text and images from another source via my php script, now when i try to display the text and images into a page of my own styling the text and images skewed the page speciffically the table cell it is contained within.

First i thought that it was just a problem with the images so i just reduced the size of them but now it seems the text is somehow managing to stretch the cell.

So i tried limiting the size of the table cell to no avail, then tried putting the text and images into a <div> container and then using styling to restrict the width of cell, this also didn't work.

Now i have no idea how to restrict the size of the images and text;

Any help with this problem is greatly appreciated, Thanks

P.s. heres the code I have for the formatting so far-

<td valign="top" height="100%" align="center">
    <div style="width: 326px; max-width: 326px; text-align:center;">
    <p align="center">
    <? include('test.php'); ?>
    </p> 
    </div>  
    </td>  

[Dormilich]

If you're using Firefox you can use the Firebug plugin to actually show the applied CSS properties.

maybe the property overflow can help you.

regards

[chazzy69]

thanks for the help ill check that out

[AricC]

What does test.php look like? You shouldn't have any problems including text or images if they are linked correctly in your php file. Also if you're using IE 6 I don't think max-anything works.

[Nicodemas]

I added an overflow:hidden property to the DIV. I believe that should solve the problem of it stretching - but if any content does extend beyond the limited width, it'll appear cut off.

If this does not work, try placing the overflow:hidden property on the TD.

<td valign="top" height="100%" align="center"> 
    <div style="width: 326px; max-width: 326px; text-align:center; overflow: hidden;"> 
       <p align="center"> 
          <? include('test.php'); ?> 
       </p>  
    </div>   
</td>  
 

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