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Expand Up @@ -238,7 +238,7 @@ The first step to investigate a problem is to enable the [log](#log) option and
Solutions for the most common problems are outlined in this section.

### IFrame not sizing correctly
If a larger element of content is removed from the normal document flow, through the use of absolute positioning, it can prevent the browser working out the correct size of the page. In such cases you can change the [heightCalculationMethod](#heightcalculationmethod) to uses one of the other sizing methods, normally you will be best off selecting the **max** or **lowestElement** options to avoid cross browser differences.
If a larger element of content is removed from the normal document flow, through the use of absolute positioning, it can prevent the browser working out the correct size of the page. In such cases you can change the [heightCalculationMethod](#heightcalculationmethod) to uses one of the other sizing methods, normally you will be best off selecting the **max** or **lowestElement** options to avoid cross browser differences. It's also important to have `<!DOCTYPE html>` in both frames otherwise shrinking will not work.

###IFrame not detecting CSS :hover events
If your page resizes via CSS `:hover` events, these won't be detect by default. It is however possible to create `mouseover` and `mouseout` event listeners on the elements that are resized via CSS and have these events call the [parentIFrame.size()](##parentiframesize-customheight-customwidth) method. With jQuery this can be done as follows, once you have set the [enablePublicMethods](#enablepublicmethods) option to **true**.
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