Thanks so much BaBna. I think you're right about it not having anything to do with the javascript itself. I probably should be asking this in a general web design forum except for that I've never had issues with this shifting (at least not nearly to this degree) on sites that haven't included the javascript area so I'm hoping maybe someone can take a peek at the code and see if something obvious jumps out that I should be doing differently. Could it be the placement of the scripts? Or is there an issue with using an editable region of a template to call on the script. I'm hoping not the latter because I'll have a number of pages within the site that I'd like to use the scrolling script and would rather not have to rebuild the navigation area for each page.
After rebuilding the entire template and index to try and clean up the issues, hoping this time things would line up properly in IE the way they do in firefox now the scrollpane/main content area has shifted below the area where it should be. I was hoping maybe including a header and footer (although basically empty boxes) that I could contain that main content area in the correct area. No such luck. :( I would be eternally grateful for further direction on which area it is that's causing my IE issues. On Oct 7, 11:04 am, BaBna <[email protected]> wrote: > Hey there, > I don't think it has anything to do with the javascript here, it's > your CSS or HTML structure: > you've got DIV and P on the same level, and you must miss some float > or overflow property on some of your DIV. > Basically, your div with the "jScrollPaneContainer" class is not > pushed below by the blocks before it.
