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Can anyone help me please.I need to get a container to expand (like a table does) in height when the content expands. Is this possible? It looks fine in IE but not in Firefox and Opera. It is the menu that is placed in the layoutContainer that continues outside the layoutConainer. You can see how it looks now here: http://www.visioni2i.se/ida/om_kristallforum.htmlHere is the css code:

/* --------Layout------ */#container {	width: 750px;	MARGIN-LEFT: auto;  	MARGIN-RIGHT: auto;	}	#bgTopShadow {	float:left;	width: 750px;	height: 7px;	background:url(top_shadow.gif) no-repeat;	background-position: bottom left;}#middleContainer {	float:left;	width: 750px;	height:100%;	vertical-align: top;	background-color:#FFFFFF;	}  #bgLeftShadow {	float:left;	width: 7px;	height: 424px;	background:url(left_shadow.gif) repeat-y;	}	#bgStartLeft {	float:left;	width: 430px;	height: 424px;	background:url(bg_start.gif) repeat-x;	padding:0px;	}#bgStartRight { 	float:left;	width: 306px;	height: 424px;	background:url(krona_start.jpg) no-repeat;	}#bgRightShadow {	float: left;	width: 7px;	height: 424px;	background: url(right_shadow.gif) repeat-y;	}	#bgBottomShadow {	float: left;	width: 750px;	height: 7px;	background:url(bottom_shadow.gif) no-repeat; 	}	#introtext {	width: 350px;	position:relative;	top: 40px;	padding: 0;	margin: 0 auto;		}	#logoStart {	margin: 0 auto;	width: 236px;	}	#erbjudandeStart {	float: right;	}  	#bgMenu {	float: left;	width: 146px;	height: 424px;	background:url(leftbar.jpg) no-repeat;	background-color:#041B5F;	padding-left: 20px;	padding-right: 20px;	padding-top: 90px;	}	#main {	float:left;	width: 300px;	height: 100%;	background-color:#FFFFFF;	background-position:bottom right;	height:auto;	padding-left: 30px;	padding-top: 40px;	margin: 0;	}	#boxMenu {	float:left;	postition: relative;	width: 140px;	margin: 0 auto;	padding-left: 20px;	padding-right: 20px;	padding-top: 90px;	top: 180px;	height:auto;	}	#layoutContainer {	float:left;	width: 736px;	height:auto;	background:url(bgLayout.gif) repeat-y;	background-position:top;	background-color:#FFFFFF;	padding-left: 7px;	padding-right: 7px;	overflow: visible;	}#bgOmKristall {	float:right;	width: 182px;	height: 427px;	background:url(empire6_oxid.jpg) no-repeat;	vertical-align:bottom;	background-position:bottom right;}

Thanks!

Edited by Jonas
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The problem is you have given the bgmenu a set height.This is ok in IE as you say cos it will expand as needed but it shouldnt thats why Firefox and other browsers dont.Thats what min-height is for but IE does not recognise this so you carnt use that either.But I would just remove the set height for bg menu and it will size to fit the content and thats it.

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No you carnt it still dont expand the div as needed then.Here take a look at the exaple I made to show ya.

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