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    ok my website is here: http://www.modernrevolutions.net

    The problem Im having is when i click on any of the navigation bar links the scroll bar appears on the bottom. Here is a screen shot:http://i108.photobucket.com/albums/n...0/clicking.png.
    How do I get rid of that? I checked in IE and it doesn't happen. So Im guessing its only Mozilla Firefox thats doing it? Thanks

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    mozilla causing problem that means ur coding definately has problem.
    change the code.. u hav this
    HTML Code:
    div style="position:absolute;left:526px; top:450px; width:180px;height:200px;[FONT="Arial Black"]overflow:auto;[/FONT]
    make overflow:auto; off

    thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by monicasaha View Post
    make overflow:auto; off
    In case you don't know how, change this in the style of the div containing the menu:
    Code:
    overflow:hidden;

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    mozilla causing problem that means ur coding definately has problem
    Firefox isn't infallible. There are plenty of quirky things that only happen in Firefox than need specific workarounds. A lot less than IE, of course, but still there. It's important to understand what you're doing. Don't just assume that it's wrong because it's not working in Firefox.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Medyman View Post
    Firefox isn't infallible. There are plenty of quirky things that only happen in Firefox than need specific workarounds. A lot less than IE, of course, but still there. It's important to understand what you're doing. Don't just assume that it's wrong because it's not working in Firefox.
    You took the words out of my mouth (and changed them a bit, and added some new ones)!

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    thanks! it worked! and creative avatar Snookerman

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    Wink

    Hehe, thanks! 30 more posts and you can release your creativity as well!

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    Side note here.

    Code:
    overflow-x:auto; (or none, scroll)
    overflow-y:auto; (or none, scroll)
    That can come in handle when you want to control the horizontal or vertical scroll bar.

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    Actually the possible values are:
    hidden - cuts the content, displays no scroll bar
    auto - cuts the content and then displays scroll bar
    scroll - displays scroll bar and cuts the content
    visible - does not cut the content, this is the default

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