That word is "scrool." It means: the phenomenon of websites that are so wide that a horizontal scrolling bar appears at the bottom of your browser, and you have to move it back and forth to see the content.
And I have just noticed that for some odd reason my blog "scrools." What's that all about... I'm still tweaking. I'll get this thing set up properly some day...
Posted by Andrea Harris at February 10, 2003 07:51 PMTry the second piece of code Mary sent me! NOW, dammit!
Posted by: Steve H. at February 10, 2003 at 07:59 PMWhat sort of works is setting the left column width at 200 pixels or so, and the right at 70%. No, I have no idea why it works. But that solved my problems.
Posted by: Dave at February 10, 2003 at 08:43 PMThe Banner div is set to 900px in your style sheet, which I believe is causing your scroolage. If you do a select all, you can see the bit that's jutting out...
Posted by: Captain Mojo at February 10, 2003 at 09:56 PMI didn't notice any problems before, but I guess that's because I use Netscape. Scrooling seems to be an IE problem.
Under the #content tag, position:absolute; seems to be important, but the width can be variable, (65%, 70%)
Posted by: mary at February 10, 2003 at 10:06 PMGood, it worked. I'm feeling so confindent with MT today, I think I'll try adding fading links -
thanks for the url!
Posted by: mary at February 10, 2003 at 10:18 PMThe problem actually seemed to be my body margins. I changed them all to 10px, and the width to 75% and now it seems to behave, at least in IE at 1024 X 768.
Posted by: Andrea Harris at February 10, 2003 at 10:20 PMi still have scrooling.
lucky i have a napkin handy.
i'm at a lower res though, if it helps. IE 6, god help me.
Posted by: chris at February 11, 2003 at 11:00 AM