I am currently facing a very weird issue. Webpage scrolling is very slow in Internet Explorer and Chrome. But it does not effect all computers, so it's hard to figure out what is causing those problems. I tried disabling javascript and it didn't work, so I believe it's related to xHTML/CSS. But I am not really sure. Website url: loveamateurs.com (NSFW!!) I look forward
Well, you've got a LOT of issues, any one of which could be a contributing factor... The 171 validation errors in a tranny document being the tip of the iceberg -- as that means you don't even HAVE HTML, you have gibberish. There's CDATA between LI, unclosed tags, tags that have no business in HTML written after 1997 (though that's what the whole 'transitional' thing means -- in transition from 1997 to 1998 coding practices), tables for layout, tables for NOTHING (seriously, some of them are literally in there for nothing!), redundant inlined style, endless pointless BROKEN jQuery asshattery for Christmas only knows what... It's a laundry list of how not to build a website -- which is why IMHO the HTML should be thrown out and started over again clean; there's little if anything worth trying to save from that mess. ... as evidenced by the 100k of HTML to deliver 4k of plaintext and two or three dozen content images... anywhere from three to five times as much HTML as should have been needed on such a simple layout; particularly since it's an inaccessible fixed width wreck. Another possible cause could be the use of all the goofy cursive fonts.