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div.PageBody { clear: both; background-color: White; overflow: auto; }
DutchieRun the day, or the day runs you.
Really, any CSS gurus out there? This issue still bugs me a lot and interferes with looking at summary pages when I'm not on a widescreen monitor, and really affects the iPhone.
Eric, what browser was it causing scrollbars to show up on? I never saw that problem when I was experimenting. Perhaps it's something we can set on a per-browser basis?
I would like to have this fixed too (I hate CSS). I tried wyerock's suggestion (thanks!). It fixes the problem but introduced another. Instead of having the horizontal scrollbar on the browser, it is moved to one of the HTML elements.
Whoops, it looks like you changed your stylesheets since I looked at them last. I've been experimenting, but I don't have enough CSS knowledge to fix it. The problem is that div.ContentBody renders to the width of the window rather than the width of its content (a form and table. The white background of the div stops and the rest of the graphs flow out onto the blue background of body.PageBody. The div can be forced to a fixed width, but that would look silly on log summaries that aren't wider than the browser window.
Any one understand how to make that div wider or understand why it doesn't know how wide the table inside it is?
thumbs up!
Are the div tags absolute positioned, or relative...
Are the contents "float left" (or right....)
Parent divs do not always "grow" to accomodate the floating children