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    • 24017
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    Hi all.... not sure where the problem would be coming from but what happens is that the content div I pout the Maxigallery in does not expand to fit the content in explorer but it does fine in firefox... I just can’t seem to find where the pb comes from ... css issue or other thing ? I tried almost everything ... auto size, fixed size, nothing seem to do the trick.. any help would be appreciated ...many thanks
      • 28042 ☆ A M B ☆
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      You may have to put something in that div just before the closing tags and after your MaxiGallery call and anything else you have in that div to clear the floats used on the pics. An extra div, or some other element that you can style with a "clear:both" directive.
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        • 24017
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        I did put a clear both div, before, after... it does not seem to do the trick .... I did put in the template ...would that be the right place ?
        Many thanks
          • 28042 ☆ A M B ☆
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          that should have done the trick, but with IE one frequently can’t be sure about anything.
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            • 24017
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            Now is it not in the maxigallery css that I should be putting the clear info rather than in the template oitself
            The pb occurs in firefox not in ie!
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              give a link to the page if you want more help.. <div style="clear:both;"></div> after maxigallery call should do it fine..


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