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Right now this is my css that the text is going into:
background: url('images/navBG.gif') repeat-y;
padding: 5px 15px 10px 15px;
font: 70%/1.5em Verdana, Tahoma, arial, sans-serif;
font-size: 11px;
there's
overflow: visible; which should let the content overflow the side if the div but not break the layout, that means the content might overflow, but not displace into the following div but IIRC that won't work for IE6 and below as they simply stretch the div (expanding box problem) and break the layout there's
overflow: hidden; which requires the div to have a width and simply hides the portion of content that overflows for IE there's {word-wrap: break-word;} which does what it says and breaks the word and not the layout but it's IE proprietary
if it's for keeping comments contained for example you might use
overflow: auto; which also requires a width but would generate a scrolling div should it get too big, depending on what you want to happen I think a combination of these is about the only option, but maybe there's more I've missed
-Suzy
ahh ok sorry, I just took time to explain some things just in case.. I'm not a mind reader..
as a matter of interest as you "know all the types" what are you expecting CSS to do what with the overflow that is not already being done?