Okay....
using overflow:auto;width:100%; the text is there - but there's now a scrollbar, which I don't want...
So.... am I using this on the wrong container?
The problem might be in the fact that I'm using this script:
Code:
<script> /* script at bottom of page! */
$("#Nyheder").on( /* attach an event listener to #nav */
"click" /* the event you're listening for is a click */
,"a" /* but only if it's on an <a> */
,function( e ){ /* this function executes whenever you click on #nav a */
/* this gets the page URL from the <a> href
and specifies you only want the #content div*/
var ajaxhref = $( this ).attr( "href" ) + "#bindhold";
/* this loads the requested content
into the #blog div on _this_ page */
$( "#btekst" ).load( ajaxhref );
/* this stops the hyperlink from actually going to the new page.
doing this (instead of removing the hyperlink)
allows the menu to still work if javascript is disabled. */
e.preventDefault();
}
);
</script>
Instead of Iframe.... and then the container for the Floats acts like an Iframe????
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