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Topic: Scrolling issues on my website when rolling over drop down menus

I had this issue with another website, and csshover.htc was suggested. It helped solve the scrolling issues. My new website has the same issue, and I tried to replicate the fix. It does not seem to work. This only happens in ie7 and ie8 with different screen sizes. As always, you forum has been helpfull.

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  • Eric
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Re: Scrolling issues on my website when rolling over drop down menus

Hello, I tested it, and I didn't get any scrollbars on hover. Which are you talking about - vertical scrollbar or horizontal?

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Re: Scrolling issues on my website when rolling over drop down menus

Thanks for looking at it for me.

That's strange though.  My home computer uses ie8, and my work computer uses ie7. Both of them have the verticle and horizontal scroll bars. They go away when you mouse over "inline sixes" in the top nav. Both monitors are 1024 px. I have not checked it on other computers.

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Re: Scrolling issues on my website when rolling over drop down menus

Actually, come to think of it, ie7 had a horizontal scrollbar all the time. Take a look at the bottom set of four boxed links. In firebug, that area was showing wider than the rest. Try not margin toping it down there.

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Re: Scrolling issues on my website when rolling over drop down menus

Yes, I see the problem. The sub-menu area is 970 px, and my wrapper is 960 px. It only effects it in ie7. I'll fix it.  Thanks for catching that Eric. It's sometimes better through someone elses eyes.