If the container divs are being set with position: absolute, why does the width and height need to be set? What would be the effect of setting right and bottom and allowing the grid to resize automatically to the container?
$container_0 = $("<div class='container_0'></div>").css("overflow", "hidden")
.css("outline", 0).css("position", "absolute")
.css("width", outerContainerWidth)
.css("height", "auto")
.css("left", 0)
.css("top", 0)
.css("right", 0)
.css("bottom", 0)
.addClass(uid).addClass("ui-widget")
.appendTo($outerContainer);
$container_1 = $("<div class='container_1'></div>").css("overflow", "hidden")
.css("outline", 0).css("position", "absolute")
.css("width", "auto")
.css("height", "auto")
.css("left", totalWidthOfFrozenColumns)
.css("top", 0)
.css("right", 0)
.css("bottom", 0)
.addClass(uid).addClass("ui-widget")
.appendTo($outerContainer);
If the container divs are being set with position: absolute, why does the width and height need to be set? What would be the effect of setting right and bottom and allowing the grid to resize automatically to the container?