Full height and width to ensure that the div fills the whole element.

[DrNiels]

Otherwise, it was possible that percentual heights were not propagated correctly as the saw-div did not have the same height as the resize-aware element.
Also fixed the CSS style which refered to the element saw but was probably meant for the div with the id "saw"

[mlisook]

Thank you for contributing to resize-aware.

Umm, perhaps I'm not getting this, but, one would not set the height or width of the resize-aware element itself. Constraining the resize-aware element would cause the content to spill out over the container, right?

The saw div should wrap the contents precisely to allow a scroll event to be triggered when the content size changes. It seems like one might want to set a minimum height/width on the contents, but not a hard h/w or set the same on resize-aware container, or ???

[DrNiels]

I'm sorry for responding so late.

The user can and should layout the height and width of the resize-aware element according to his own preferences. The saw div however, is contained within the resize-aware element and should fill the element completely, which is why I set the height and width to 100%.

Currently, for example, when you style the element to have 50% height, the div saw could have a different height.