I apologise in advance if this question is or sounds a little stupid but here goes anyway (hope this all makes sense): I'm trying to upload content to a cms page, however the space that is available for the content to be added is limited to approx 500 pixels in width (without the page being expanded) and as the actual content being added is sometimes over this size it throws the whole webpage out. The left hand column of the cms page is used for the index, links etc. I guess what I'm basically trying to ask is if there is some way to automatically have any excess content over the 500pxls to go to the next line on the page without expanding the total page out of proportion and if so what is the best way to go about this? Would it be best to use a table for this purpose so that any excess text automatically goes to the next line or is there a simpler way of going about this? Also if I do use a table to limit the amount of space across the page being used by the text will the table have any effect with SEO? I'm sure that there is an easy way of fixing this and again apologise if my question sounds a little backward. Thanks in advance for any advice and help that you might be able to offer.
Is the content in question text? You could simply create a div with width set to the correct size and overflow set to either scroll or hidden. Inline example: <div style="width: 500px; overflow: scroll;">CONTENT HERE</div> HTML: I would assume there is already a default div or similar for where the content will go. In that case, I would style that div in your external CSS file.