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Hi everyone,

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stackoverflow.com/questions/1736910/css-problem-with-overflow-with-div

The awser helped me ie: adding display: inline; i wanted to add some div into the div ".div-image" for title and description: i found that it worked if i replace display: inline; with display: inline-block; but guess what, it doesn't work with IE Example only working with Firefox

Can someone have a idea what i should do for my horizontal scrolling div to work with IE to Thank's for your help

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you must add another div container between the image listing. and also add float: left; instead of display:inline-block in .div-image class – sathish Nov 16 at 5:10
yeah this is the first thing a did from the first post and first exemple but it work only if i give a fixed width to this div, but i cant do that cause this will be a dynamic list generated and it can have 1 or hundred of block (div) – Gino Nov 16 at 7:36

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if you want you can either go with just float-left or write a javascript function that'll do a replace for you based on whether it's ie or not.

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float left doesn't work, it do a return and block appear under the first row – Gino Nov 16 at 7:32
im not very good at javascript, don't really know what to do – Gino Nov 16 at 7:37

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