Hi George,
What you are seeing is not an issue at all, it is just a narrowing of
the viewport width due to the browser adding a vertical scrollbar to
allow the user to view the 'longer' content.
The 'shift' occurs because you have told the containing block to
appear centred in the viewport, which it is doing.
So, if this really is an issue for you, you can either not centre your
website, accept that this is the normal behaviour, or you can add a
vertical scrollbar to the viewport at all times (something like body
{overflow-y: scroll;}). The third option is a terrible one, as a user
would not expect to see a vertical scrollbar unless there was
something to scroll to.
HTH
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On 24/06/2009, at 10:04 AM, George M. A. Cumming Jr. wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Yes, exactly. There's one on the right on just that page.
> So, it is a specific vertical length that triggers the effect.
> Is there someway (besides adding extra length to the other pages)
> to make it happen with the other pages so that it is not so
> noticeable?
>
> Thanks,
>
> George
>
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