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Huh, so, I think I fixed it. I took the float:left off the right-hand (content) div, and now it works. Can someone explain to me why that is? Thanks!!

Ok- hope someone can help, as this is driving me nuts! I have 2 divs, left-floated within a wrapper div. The rigth side div is set to overflow:auto. The content correctly shows up with a scrollbar at most sizes. However, when I make the page narrower, it falls to the next line, instead of making the div narrower- why? Now, I realise I can set a min page width to stop this from happening, but right now that would have to be set at something like 1300px, which seems too wide to me for a min width. But I don't understand why the right div would fall to a new line instead of just getting narrower?

I have a simple html + css page that has 3 images on it. I'm trying to make the page resize depending on the size of the browser window. Right now, I have the 3 images in a div that is set to a height as a percentage of the surrounding containers, and the images are set to height:100% and width:auto. now, that works fine if you resize the entire window- but if you only change the width, they won't resize of course since the height didn't change, and they end up getting pushed down the page which is really ugly. my first question: is there a good way to make the images resize no matter if you c