Why does this page contents shift off center

Made all the pages at http://aaronthomasinc.com/test/ from the same original,
all centered in window. But this page
http://aaronthomasinc.com/test/_team.html shifts to the left. I looked
everywhere for an extra space but cant figure why
tia!

Not seeing a problem. All pages look the same in FF3 and IE6 on Win XP.


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onefiftymph wrote:

Made all the pages at http://aaronthomasinc.com/test/ from the same original,
all centered in window. But this page
http://aaronthomasinc.com/test/_team.html shifts to the left. I looked
everywhere for an extra space but cant figure why
tia!

Add this to your css stylesheet...

html, body { min-height:101%; margin-bottom:1px; }

HTH

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chin chin
Sinclair

thanks for input.

Pages look good in Safari 3.1.2 (all have scroll bars)
In Firefox 3.0.6, no scrollbars except that team page, because it's longer

I use mac OS10.5.6

Don't know how to add scrollbars... except in Open browser window behavior...?
Both these browsers are at default settings...

[Q]Add this to your css stylesheet... html, body { min-height:101%;
margin-bottom:1px; }[/Q]

i put that in the stylesheet and uploaded it...no change. would would that do?

All my pages have scroll bars in and

onefiftymph wrote:

thanks for input.

Pages look good in Safari 3.1.2 (all have scroll bars)
In Firefox 3.0.6, no scrollbars except that team page, because it's longer

I use mac OS10.5.6

Don't know how to add scrollbars... except in Open browser window behavior...?
Both these browsers are at default settings...

[Q]Add this to your css stylesheet... html, body { min-height:101%;
margin-bottom:1px; }[/Q]

i put that in the stylesheet and uploaded it...no change. would would that do?

All my pages have scroll bars in and

Check your stylesheet you have...

..html, body { min-height:101%; margin-bottom:1px; }

There should be no '.' at the start - should be...

html, body { min-height:101%; margin-bottom:1px; }

This will force a vertical scrollbar in all FF browser viewport sizes no
matter the length of your content - thus avoiding the 'shift' when
browsing between pages of differing content lengths.

HTH

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chin chin
Sinclair

You could add this to your CSS as another option:

:root { overflow-y:scroll; }

Take care,
Tim

"djinn" <scobies (AT) dsl (DOT) pipexYerKitAff.com> wrote

onefiftymph wrote:
thanks for input. Pages look good in Safari 3.1.2 (all have scroll bars)
In Firefox 3.0.6, no scrollbars except that team page, because it's
longer

I use mac OS10.5.6

Don't know how to add scrollbars... except in Open browser window
behavior...? Both these browsers are at default settings...

[Q]Add this to your css stylesheet... html, body { min-height:101%;
margin-bottom:1px; }[/Q]

i put that in the stylesheet and uploaded it...no change. would would
that do?

All my pages have scroll bars in and

Check your stylesheet you have...

.html, body { min-height:101%; margin-bottom:1px; }

There should be no '.' at the start - should be...

html, body { min-height:101%; margin-bottom:1px; }

This will force a vertical scrollbar in all FF browser viewport sizes no
matter the length of your content - thus avoiding the 'shift' when
browsing between pages of differing content lengths.

HTH

--
chin chin
Sinclair

That's the best option, Sinclair. It works great!

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"TC2112" <nospam (AT) nospam (DOT) com> wrote

You could add this to your CSS as another option:

:root { overflow-y:scroll; }

Take care,
Tim

"djinn" <scobies (AT) dsl (DOT) pipexYerKitAff.com> wrote in message
news:gn542i$hch$1 (AT) forums (DOT) macromedia.com...
onefiftymph wrote:
thanks for input. Pages look good in Safari 3.1.2 (all have scroll
bars)
In Firefox 3.0.6, no scrollbars except that team page, because it's
longer

I use mac OS10.5.6

Don't know how to add scrollbars... except in Open browser window
behavior...? Both these browsers are at default settings...

[Q]Add this to your css stylesheet... html, body { min-height:101%;
margin-bottom:1px; }[/Q]

i put that in the stylesheet and uploaded it...no change. would would
that do?

All my pages have scroll bars in and

Check your stylesheet you have...

.html, body { min-height:101%; margin-bottom:1px; }

There should be no '.' at the start - should be...

html, body { min-height:101%; margin-bottom:1px; }

This will force a vertical scrollbar in all FF browser viewport sizes no
matter the length of your content - thus avoiding the 'shift' when
browsing between pages of differing content lengths.

HTH

--
chin chin
Sinclair

Murray *ACE* wrote:

That's the best option, Sinclair. It works great!

I think our OP has a touch classitis - have you had a look at his
stylesheet??

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chin chin
Sinclair

I'm afraid to....

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==================


"djinn" <scobies (AT) dsl (DOT) pipexYerKitAff.com> wrote

Murray *ACE* wrote:
That's the best option, Sinclair. It works great!


I think our OP has a touch classitis - have you had a look at his
stylesheet??

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chin chin
Sinclair

Thanks for helping me Sinclair - thats perfect!

Murray must be referring to my "only-learn-what-I-need-to-get-the-look-I-want"
(lack of) page-making skills, (vs. the correct way). Yeah, I still haven't
taken the time to get my head around CSS - I'm embarrassed for myself. After
13+ years of off and on site design, (mostly off), I'm still a beginner.... =0)




[q]Originally posted by: Newsgroup User
I'm afraid to....

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"djinn" <scobies (AT) dsl (DOT) pipexYerKitAff.com> wrote

Murray *ACE* wrote:
That's the best option, Sinclair. It works great!


I think our OP has a touch classitis - have you had a look at his
stylesheet??

--
chin chin
Sinclair

[/q]