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FF: resize down is possible with width/height, but not with max/min-width/height.
Allows the user to resize an element. Note that most browsers do not allow the element to be resized to a smaller size than the original.
Note that the element to be resized must have an overflow other than visible.
Try to resize the test <p> in both dimensions.
Try to resize the test <p> horizontally.
Try to resize the test <p> vertically.
p.test {
	border: 1px solid #000000;
	overflow: auto;
}
p#both {
	resize: both;
}
p#hor {
	resize: horizontal;
}
p#ver {
	resize: vertical;
}
The example above used paragraphs with implicit width: 100% and height: auto. Here are a few test cases with explicit widths, min-widths, and max-widths.
This paragraph has width: 300px
This paragraph has max-width: 1000px
This paragraph has min-width: 1000px
This paragraph has height: 100px
This paragraph has max-height: 100px
This paragraph has min-height: 100px