Michael B Allen wrote:
> I have content that is centered on the page. Problem is - when a user
> switches between a page that does not have a vertical scroll bar and
> one that does (because the content fits within the browser window or
> does not respectively) the centered content jumps left or right to
> factor in the insertion or removal of the scroll bar.
You have two options:
1:
html {overflow-y: scroll;}
...which I think is the most correct one, but it doesn't work perfectly
in all browsers.
2:
html {height: 100%; padding-bottom: 1px;}
...which acts more or less as your old solution, but sets the styles
onto what is the outermost element in "standard mode". Page is always at
least 100% (of window size) + 1px tall.
regards
Georg
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