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
2008-10-17 15:11:26
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.
The style attribute always overrides class. So you're going to have to remove the height rule of the style attribute.
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.