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+1  A: 

change the height to 'auto' and see if that works for you.

Auto is the default height for elements, it means the browser calculates the height itself.

Keith Twombley
A: 

The style attribute always overrides class. So you're going to have to remove the height rule of the style attribute.

Rahul
It's a height attribute, not a style attribute.
Oli
Rahul is actually correct - it's the property of the style attribute in this case.
Kon
+5  A: 

You might well need to use height:auto !important because the height attribute has a very high priority (IIRC).

But ideally you would karate-kick that attribute out of there. Yuck.

Oli
Ah, thanks! The addition of "!important" did it! (I know, I'd LOVE to bitch-slap that sucker out of there, but it's not up to me.)
Kon