Overflow:auto and DIV Problem?
I noticed you put periods in the DIV. Does that mean the DIV's need something inside them for this to work properly? – Alex Dec 10 '10 at 15:05 No there's no need to have content in the DIVs, that was just a way for me to test the code – michael Dec 10 '10 at 16:39.
You may also find you need to switch to using display:inline-block; rather than float:left;.
I have a container DIV with a width of 100%. And inside of that DIV I have tons of blank DIV's floated to the left with display:block on them. I have overflow-x:auto on the container.
Once the last div reaches the end of the container element it drops to the next line instead of staying in line with the other DIV's and initiating a scroll bar on the container. How do I keep the DIV's from dropping to the next line and forcing them to invoke scroll behavior on the container? Let me know thanks so much!
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