Re: container moves when scroll appears

In article <54c241c0-a12f-4f33-84fd-3c1f1d306a79 (AT) m34g2000hsf (DOT) googlegroups.com>,
<warth33 (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote:
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So, in short: two pages with the exact same code, will place a div in
two different positions inside the browser, depending on if the
scrollbars exists or not.

Well, maybe this is not a problem, but only the cause of an incorrect
style? Do ou think there is a solution to this?

If you want scrollbars to be always visible you can try asking for them:

html {overflow: scroll}

or CSS3 html {overflow-y: scroll}
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John P Baker

On 14 Feb, 11:42, cc... (AT) bristol (DOT) ac.uk (JP. Baker) wrote:

In article <54c241c0-a12f-4f33-84fd-3c1f1d306... (AT) m34g2000hsf (DOT) googlegroups.com>,*<wart... (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote:

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So, in short: two pages with the exact same code, will place a div in
two different positions inside the browser, depending on if the
scrollbars exists or not.

Well, maybe this is not a problem, but only the cause of an incorrect
style? Do ou think there is a solution to this?

If you want scrollbars to be always visible you can try asking for them:

* * * * html {overflow: scroll}

or CSS3 html {overflow-y: scroll}
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John P Baker

Yes, that is what I was looking for. It works. Great! Thank you!