
07-22-2012, 02:43 PM
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Such things usually happen, when Ecwid is placed inside a container element with fixed height set. In such setup, if Ecwid gets higher thatn that set height, it will either overflow or be cut off depending on the style of your site.
The HTML and the modern design layouts are quite ready for the dynamically changing content, the proper layout should automatically adapt to whatever the height of the content is, so the proper solution always is to remove the fixed height definition for the container element in the layout of the site.
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