[Solved] Album content breaks out of page in IE

[webform]

I have an odd problem limited to Internet Explorer, where the Album module breaks the content CSS if there is a lot of pictures in the Album. See http://www.larsdalby.dk/news/11/53/Helpan

If i have a very long page only with text there is no problem. http://www.larsdalby.dk/test

Anyone have any suggestion what is wrong?

[Dr.CSS]

The equal height JS is your problem and because you need to do some adjustments to get 3 col. in it for ie...

IE web dev. toolbar saw it making the height of the container keep growing and growing...

[webform]

Thank you very much for pointing me in the right direction 

I deleted The equal height JS and changed portions of the CSS and now both gallery and left column border works fine in all browsers.

[Trenia]

Thank you very much for pointing me in the right direction 

I deleted The equal height JS and changed portions of the CSS and now both gallery and left column border works fine in all browsers.

I am having the exact same problem as you described in the first post. Could you be kind enough to post a detailed "step by step" guide on how you did it? I am afraid I need a little spoon feeding on this  (where did you delete the equal JS from, what portions in the CSS did you change, and to what etc...?). Thanks

[webform]

Well! The Equal height JS was a javascript i had attached to my template to force my columns to be same height as the left column have a border that needs to have the same height as the longest column!

But as Mark suggested the JS did havoc on my pages with the Album module on it, so i removed the Equal Height JS and just added a background image to my outer div containing all the columns. So the longest column would push the outer div and hence the border will always fit 

I did something like this on my outer div (just using a 1x1px image to keep file size down):

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#content {
	background: #fff url(uploads/images/grey_dot.gif) repeat-y 250px;
}

No need to change anything in the Album module!

[Trenia]

Thank you for responding!

I am guessing it isn`t the same problem after all? I don`t really know, and I still don`t understand what you mean. Please take a look at it here: www.tequila-sunrise.org/index.php/fotoalbum and click the album (you must use IE7 to see the problem).

Any suggestions to what I must do? If it isn`t the Album module itself, where is the problem? Is it the CSS used by my Nichess template that causes it? Any suggestions that might solve this are greatly appreciated!

[webform]

What i notice is the yellow background colour extending into the sidebar on that page - So it could be a problem with the template/CSS you need to look into!