May. 08, 2009, 01:31 PM
example site - http://moneycentral.msn.com/detail/stock...d&Symbol=c
i've noticed (in IE, Opera, and Firefox), that certain sites are too "dumb" to know that as soon as the scrollbar is attached to the viewing pane, it lands "on top" of the web page...
is this a sidki document.width thingy?
or is there some filter i can add that "tricks" the 'rendering' into thinking my max width is the actual width MINUS the width of that scrollbar?
edit: screen-res at the office maxes out at 1024, i don't have this problem at home 'cause i have higher resolutions...
i've noticed (in IE, Opera, and Firefox), that certain sites are too "dumb" to know that as soon as the scrollbar is attached to the viewing pane, it lands "on top" of the web page...
is this a sidki document.width thingy?
or is there some filter i can add that "tricks" the 'rendering' into thinking my max width is the actual width MINUS the width of that scrollbar?
edit: screen-res at the office maxes out at 1024, i don't have this problem at home 'cause i have higher resolutions...