Bill Braun wrote:
> I am new to CSS.
>
> I am using an element as follows:
>
[code removed]
>
> This works flawlessly until I exceed a certain amount of content in
> div class=box. It then causes the entire page to shift to the left
> about 10px or so. I've ruled out bad markup by simply taking content
> that displays well and copying it to create more content. Same
> result.
>
Sounds to me like a case of the scroll bar appearing when the content
increases. What browser(s)? If IE is okay, then that's what I'd look for.
I don't have a complete solution at the moment. I use this rule:
html {
overflow-y: scroll;
}
Not yet tested on all browsers - I think it may not work on older
Firefox... (?)
Cordially,
David
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