The website is showing pages with scroll

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  2. Maujor

    Maujor Peon

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    There are three scroll bars on the link you provided.
    Which scroll bar are you trying to get rid?
     
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  3. caligrafx

    caligrafx Active Member

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    #3
    These two in the middle!

    Thanks,
    Adam

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    caligrafx Active Member

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    Anyone know what the problem is I have been looking at it for hours and can't find the problem?

    Thanks,
    Adam
     
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    deathshadow Acclaimed Member

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    Well, first you might want to fix your validation errors, an unclosed div could be causing the one element you have overflow on (the lightbox) from expanding creating that bar... if nothing else it will let you get rid of nonsensical markup like wrapping heading tags in paragraphs.

    Wait, what the? Ok, in both Firebug and Dragonfly I'm seeing a DOM that bears no resemblence to your markup - well there's your problem, your javascript is changing the markup... and not for the better. It's inserting this:

    div class="jFlowSlideContainer" style="position: relative; width: 898px; height: 422px; float: left; overflow-x: auto; overflow-y: auto"

    Which is wrapping your content area.

    Looking at what you have for markup, and what you have for scripted nonsense, my advice would be - as I say WAY too often - to throw it away for a total rewrite. You've got invalid heading orders, invalid markup, javascript doing CSS' job in a number of spots, javascript rewriting your markup for god only knows what reason, commenting style that could be causing rendering errors in IE, etc, etc, etc...

    At the very least, remove all that jquery bullshit, the page will work just fine.
     
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    caligrafx Active Member

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    Ok, thanks for the advice. I will try to play with it a bit!

    Thanks,
    Adam
     
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