With the over?¬‚ ow:
hidden rule applied, instead of getting larger, the column will retain
its de?¬? ned width and simply display the part of the image that does
?¬? t??”it does not change size. Of course, it??™s good practice not to add
oversized elements in the ?¬? rst place, but sometimes you won??™t have
control over the content in the future.
IDWIMIE 6??”IE6 needs us to add a
little work-around in the form of the
addition of a special JavaScript to
get the auto-centering of the layout
to work; min-width and max-width
simply don??™t work in IE6. In the
Stylib JavaScript folder, you will
?¬? nd a ?¬? le called minmax.js. Just
link it to the page by adding
somewhere in the head of the page,
usually right after the links to the CSS
?¬? les. You may need to adjust the ?¬? le
path to link to this ?¬? le, depending on
where you put the Stylib library on
your server.
Occasionally, you may need to
remove the over?¬‚ ow setting on
a div, such as when it contains a
menu with a drop-down element
that appears when the user points
at it. If over?¬‚ ow is set to hidden, the
drop-down won??™t display outside
of the div area??”and it??™s ?¬? ne to
remove the over?¬‚ ow setting for this
kind of need. The over?¬‚ ow settings
are only insurance against problems
caused by adding oversize content
and are not integral to the working of
the layout.
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