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Hi Everyone,
I have a div element on a page that has as a child large node (content is "Ajax'd" into this child). The containing DIV has overflow : auto so that the user can scroll up and down the large content. The function of the containing DIV is simply to provide scrollability and the dimensions of that DIV shouldn't affect the dimensions of it's content. When I use an IFRAME to provide the scrollability, resizing the IFRAME is fine. When I use the DIV, then resizing this must cause the browser to recalculate all of the childrens width which takes ages. Does anyone have any suggestions apart from using an IFRAME for this ? What I want is to be able to resize the containing element without recalculating the widths of all its children.
many thanks,
Woody.
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Woody
