On Thu, 3 Mar 2005 08:51:19 -0500, raskenbo <raskenbo at gmail.com> wrote: > On Wed, 02 Mar 2005 16:52:47 -0800, Angelique Felgentreff > <afelgentreff at stanford.edu> wrote: > > On a new site I've been working on for a friend, there's a little jump > > between the way several of the pages align themselves on the screen as you > > navigate between them which I can only see when I use a non-IE browser (IE > > seems to blissfully ignore my mistake). > > > > I see this using Netscape 7.2 on my PC and in both Safari and Firefox on my > > Mac. I don't see it using IE 6.0.28 on my PC. > > > > For example, http://www.ryozanpaku.com/ -> > > http://www.ryozanpaku.com/investors.html the page shifts right. > > http://www.ryozanpaku.com/investors.html -> > > http://www.ryozanpaku.com/contact.html shifts back to the left. > > In Firefox it's the appearence of the vertical scrollbar that causes > the "shift". > > IE has a vertical scrollbar even when one isn't required. Firefox adds > the scrollbar only when it is required. > > Tested on W2K IE 6, FF 0.9.3 The following css, only tested in my environment, added a scrollbar to FF: body{height: 101%;}