I have a DIV defined in a CSS (overflow and height parameters).
The HTML contains several tables of results.
Some of those tables has to remain fixed in the webpage while other are meant to be scrollable.
The problem is with the scrollable ones. In a dynamicaly way i'm adding another row with results to the table contained in the scrolling div, well, the scrolling div actually descents to the bottom of the screen leaving a lot of space above. And this only happens in IE 5.5.
In IE 4, IE 5, Netscape 6 and Mozilla everything is ok, the new row is added and the scrolling div remains there.
It seems that the white space above the div is directly proportional with the no of results from the table. Although, there is an equilibrium between the height of the div and the no of results, when the white space does not appear.
I am not using layers because layers are floating while CSS defined scrolling divs are pushing each other thing which is handy in my case...
Could anybody please help me?
Is it a bug of IE 5.5 or?
The HTML contains several tables of results.
Some of those tables has to remain fixed in the webpage while other are meant to be scrollable.
The problem is with the scrollable ones. In a dynamicaly way i'm adding another row with results to the table contained in the scrolling div, well, the scrolling div actually descents to the bottom of the screen leaving a lot of space above. And this only happens in IE 5.5.
In IE 4, IE 5, Netscape 6 and Mozilla everything is ok, the new row is added and the scrolling div remains there.
It seems that the white space above the div is directly proportional with the no of results from the table. Although, there is an equilibrium between the height of the div and the no of results, when the white space does not appear.
I am not using layers because layers are floating while CSS defined scrolling divs are pushing each other thing which is handy in my case...
Could anybody please help me?
Is it a bug of IE 5.5 or?