Percentages do work, but you have to specify the size of the container
of that <div id="map_canvas">.
For example, if you have #map_canvas{width:100% !important; height:
100% !important;} but it's inside a <td class="maptableclass"> where
td.maptableclass{width:auto;height:auto;} then you will get 100% of
auto. Or if you don't specify anything, you'll have 100% of nothing.
Seems odd, I know. It took me a while to remember when I started a
map from scratch the other day, but that's the long and short of it.
-----side note----- if you set your container to be something like
{width:100%; height:100%;}, you may wind up with an extra pixel in the
width and/or height depending on the user's browser. CSS and in-line
styling can be a hack-and-slash operation with many exceptions.
On Jan 26, 5:37 am, Ando <[email protected]> wrote:
> Michal B,
>
> Thanks i gave the div a height and width again and it is now working
> fine, strange last time i had percentages now when using pixels it
> worked fine, although in examples i have seen percentages have been
> fine.
>
> Thanks again
> ando
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