http://www.wpdfd.com/forums/wpdfd/layout/firefox_bug/ A Layout forum thread at WPDFD.com en-us 04/11/05, 101 25 2005 2005:%i:1113247536 15:25:36 06/07/13, 158 01 2013 2013:%i:1370588518 03:01:58 http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss NineLabs Framework Feed Generator sitemaster@wpdfd.com sitemaster@wpdfd.com http://www.wpdfd.com/forums/wpdfd/layout/firefox_bug/#p1866
The effect is an anoying shift to the left on a page centred layout, when changing from a page which fits within the displayable area to one with rather more content.

I big minus for Firefox and Opera in my book
and a big plus for IE 6!

Perhaps I'm too much of a purist!
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The workaround for that is to simply make your pages longer (with extra <p> </p>s at the bottom or a containing div of substantial height) so that the pages with little content still stretch beyond the bottom of the browser window on a large screen.

Many thanks Joe
- why do I always look for complicated solutions at the expense of the obvious?  
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