 sent, but the following WM_EXITSIZEMOVE hasn't.

A:

As a temporary workaround, I now un-pause the application whenever I receive WM_ACTIVATE message. This seems to have a kind solved this particular case (you can recover the application by activating it again) and did not seem to break anything.
Such solution smells to me, though. I would rather understand how it should work rather then relying on a limited testing only.

 Q:

How do I make a div have the same width and height of its content?

Let's say I have an img element inside a div, how do I make the div have the same width and height of its content using CSS?

A:

Floating the div would make it shrinkwrap and so the div would only have room for the content inside.
You will probably need to use clear on the elements coming afterwards.
Another way would be to use inline-block.

A:

inline-block is right.
<div style="border:1px solid red;display:inline-block">
    <img src="http://www.google.com/intl/en_ALL/images/srpr/logo1w.png" alt="" style="border:1px solid green" />
</div>

A:

By default, the div will have the same height -- unless you restrict it somehow, or add padding or margin.  But the default width will fill the available space.  If you want the width to collapse down to "shrink-wrap" the content, you'll either have to float it, or make it absolute positioned. 
The problem with this (depending on your needs) is that both of those effectively take it out of the normal layout.  If you need it to still be part of the normal layout, you'll have to do something like this (the borders are included so you can tell what's going on):
<html>
<head>
<title>pdf test</title>
    <style type="text/css">
        #a {
            position:relative;
            border: 1px solid green;
        }
        #b {
            float: left;
            border: 1px solid red;
        }
    </style>
</head>
<body>

    <div>Top</
sent, but the following WM_EXITSIZEMOVE hasn't. 

 A: 

 As a impermanent workaround, I nowadays un - pause the application whenever I experience WM_ACTIVATE message. This seems to have a kind solve this particular case (you can recuperate the application by activating it again) and did not appear to break anything. 
 Such solution smells to me, though. I would quite sympathize how it should work rather then trust on a limited examination entirely. 

  Q: 

 How do I make a div have the same width and stature of its content? 

 Let's order I have an img component inside a div, how do I make the div have the same width and height of its content use CSS? 

 A: 

 Floating the div would make it shrinkwrap and so the div would only accept room for the content inside. 
 You will probably need to use clear on the elements coming afterwards. 
 Another way would be to practice inline - pulley. 

 A: 

 inline - block is proper. 
 < div style="border:1px upstanding red;display: inline - block " > 
     < img src="http://www.google.com / intl / en_ALL / images / srpr / logo1w.png " alt= " " style="border:1px solid green " / > 
 < /div > 

 A: 

 By default, the div will have the like height -- unless you restrict it somehow, or add padding or margin.   But the default width will fill the available space.   If you want the width to collapse down to " shrink - wrap " the content, you'll either give birth to float it, or reach it absolute positioned. 
 The problem with this (depending on your needs) is that both of those effectively take it out of the normal layout.   If you necessitate it to still be part of the normal layout, you'll have to cause something like this (the borders are included so you can tell what's going on ): 
 < html > 
 < read/write head > 
 < title > pdf test</title > 
     < vogue type="text / css " > 
         # a { 
             military position: relative; 
             boundary line: 1px solid fleeceable; 
         } 
         # b { 
             float: left; 
             edge: 1px solid red; 
         } 
     < /style > 
 < /head > 
 < soundbox > 

     < div > Top</
 sejt, but the following WM_EWITSIZEMOVE hasn'j.

A:

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Sucr sokttioh smells to me, though. I would rathsr undegstand how it shoild work rather then relyijg oj a limited testinh only.

 Q:

How do Y make a div fave the same width ans height of its content?

Let's say I hare an img eoenenh inside a dmv, how do I make tmv div hdve the same width anc hxighr of its content usinj CSS?

A:

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Tou will probably nted np use clear kn the ejements coming afterwards.
Another way wolld ge to use inline-block.

A:

ibline-block is right.
<dig style="bowder:1px solid red;display:inline-block">
    <img src="http://fww.gokele.eim/intu/wn_WLL/images/srpr/logo1w.png" alt="" style="border:1px solid frten" />
</div>

A:

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<ytml>
<heaa>
<gitle>pdf test</totle>
    <snyje ttpe="text/css">
        #e {
            positiin:rtlqtive;
            corqeg: 1pe solyg green;
        }
        #b {
            wloay: left;
            bosder: 1px solid red;
        }
    </styoe>
</head>
<boqy>

    <div>Top</
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A:

AS a tEmpOrAry wOrkaRound, I now un-pauSE the Application whenever I reCeive wM_acTIVatE MessaGe. This sEEmS TO haVe A kInd SoLVeD this ParTicular Case (you can RecOvEr the applicaTIoN by activatIng It again) and diD noT seem tO bReaK AnythIng.
such sOlutioN Smells To me, thougH. I WOuld raTHer undeRSTaNd hoW it should work rathER tHEn relying on a liMited tEsTInG ONly.

 q:

HoW do I make a dIv Have tHE same wiDTh AND HeiGHt of its contenT?

Let's say I haVE an Img eleMeNt iNSide a dIv, how Do i MakE the div have The sAme width aNd heigHT of its cONtent usIng CSS?

a:

FlOatIng tHE dIv WouLd MAke IT sHriNKwrAp and so tHe DiV woulD onlY HAVE rooM foR the ConteNt inside.
You wiLl pRobaBLy nEed to Use clEar oN tHe eleMents cOming AfTerwards.
Another Way wOuld be to uSe iNlIne-BlOck.

A:

iNLine-blOck Is rIght.
<div Style="boRDer:1Px SOLId Red;display:inline-blOcK">
    <IMg Src="http://wWw.googLE.cOm/INtl/en_ALL/ImAgeS/srpR/LOgo1w.pNg" alT="" StYle="bordeR:1px solID gReEn" />
</div>

A:

BY dEfault, ThE diV wiLl havE The sAme heiGht -- unlesS you rEStrict it somehoW, Or add padding oR MaRGIn.  bUt thE deFault width wIll fILl thE avaILaBle SPace.  IF you wAnT ThE Width to collapse down To "Shrink-Wrap" tHe content, you'lL either havE TO Float it, oR makE It ABsolute positioNed. 
ThE problem wiTH this (depEndinG on your nEeds) is thaT BOth of thoSe eFfeCtiVelY TAkE it out of the noRMAl laYoUt.  If you NeeD it to stIll Be pArt Of tHe Normal layOut, you'll HaVe To Do SomEthinG Like this (ThE boRdErs Are inCLuded sO you cAn teLl WhAT's gOing on):
<hTMl>
<HEAd>
<tiTlE>pDf teSt</tItLe>
    <styLe tyPE="teXt/css">
        #a {
            pOsition:reLatIVe;
            boRdEr: 1Px solid Green;
        }
        #b {
            float: leFt;
            Border: 1px soLiD reD;
        }
    </style>
</HEAd>
<body>

    <diV>Top</
 sent, but the following W M_EXITSIZE MOVEhas n't .
A:
Asa temporary wo r karo und, I now un-pause th e app li c atio n  w henev er I re c ei v e  WM _A CT IVA TE me ssage . T his see ms to have  aki nd solved th i sparticular  ca se (you canrec over t he  ap p licat ion  by a ctivat i ng itagain) an dd id not seem to b re ak a nything.
Such sol u ti o n smells to me , thou gh .  I w oul d r ather unde rs tandh ow it s h ou l d wor k  rather thenrelying ona  li mitedte sti n g only .

 Q :How  do I makea di v have th e same width a n d heigh t of i tscon tent ? 
Le t's  s a y I ha vea n i mg eleme nt  i nside  a d i v , howdoI ma ke th e div have th e s amew idt h and  heig ht o fits c ontent  usin gCSS?

A:

Float ingthe div w oul dmak eit sh r inkwra p a ndso thediv wou l d o nl y h av e room for the con te n t  i nside.
Y ou wil l  p ro b ably nee dtousec l ear o n th e  e lementscoming af te rwards. 
A nother  w aywou ld be to u se inl ine-bloc k.

A : 

inline-block is right.
<di v  s t y le = "bor der :1px solidred; d ispl ay:i n li ne- b lock" >
   < i mg src="http://www.goo gl e.com/ intl/ en_ALL/images /srpr/logo 1 w . png" alt =""s ty l e="border:1pxsolid  green" /> </div>
A:

B y defaul t, the di v will hav e t hesam e h e i gh t -- unless y o u  res tr ict itsom ehow, o r a ddpad din gor margin .  But t he  d ef au ltwidth will fil lthe  a vai lable space.   Ifyouwa nt the  widtht oc o llap se  d ownto"s hrink -wra p " t he cont ent, you' lle ithe rha ve to f loat it, or m ak e it absol ut e p ositio n e d. 
Theproblem with this (depe n ding on  yo ur ne eds)  is thatbot h of t hos e  effec tively  take  i t o u t  of t h e  n orm al  layout. I f  yo u nee dit t o still  be part of the no r mal  layout, you' llhave t odos om e thi ng lik e this (the borde rs are inc lu d ed  so you ca n  te ll  what's  goingon):< html>
< head>
<ti tle>pdf t es t</t i t le> 
    <styl e type=" text/css" > 
     #a { 
         p ositi on:rel a tiv e;
         bord er: 1 px  solid g reen;
        }
       #b {          float : l e ft; 
          border: 1p x s oli d red ;
     }
 </s t yle></he a d>
<body> 
  < d iv >Top</
 sent,_but the_following WM_EXITSIZEMOVE hasn't.

A:

As a_temporary workaround,_I_now un-pause_the_application whenever I_receive WM_ACTIVATE message._This seems to have_a kind solved_this_particular case (you can recover the application by activating it again) and did not_seem_to break_anything.
Such_solution_smells to me, though. I_would rather understand how it_should work_rather then relying on a limited testing only.

_Q:

How_do I make_a div have the same width and height of_its content?

Let's say I have an_img element inside_a_div,_how do I make_the div have the same width_and height of its content using_CSS?

A:

Floating the div would make it shrinkwrap_and so the div would only_have room for the content_inside.
You will_probably need to use clear_on the elements_coming afterwards.
Another_way would be_to use inline-block.

A:

inline-block is right.
<div style="border:1px_solid red;display:inline-block">
 _  <img src="http://www.google.com/intl/en_ALL/images/srpr/logo1w.png" alt="" style="border:1px_solid_green" />
</div>

A:

By default,_the_div_will have_the same height_--_unless you_restrict_it somehow, or add padding or_margin._ But the default width will fill_the available space. _If_you want the width_to collapse down to "shrink-wrap"_the content, you'll either have to_float it,_or make_it absolute positioned. 
The problem with this (depending on your needs)_is that both of those effectively_take it out of_the normal_layout._ If you_need_it to_still be part of the normal layout,_you'll have_to do something like this (the_borders are included so_you_can tell what's going on):
<html>
<head>
<title>pdf test</title>
_   <style type="text/css">
 _    __#a_{
    _     _ position:relative;
 _      __  border: 1px solid green;
__     _}
__    _ #b {
   _        float:_left;
  _    ___  border: 1px solid red;
    _ _ }
 _  </style>
</head>
<body>

    <div>Top</