Pablo Gil schrieb:
The horizontal scrolling bar isn't very important to me, but I really
need the page to be seen correctly at any resolution.
The links are:
http://superwillyfoc.rastafurbi.org/sauco/saucoViajes.html
http://superwillyfoc.rastafurbi.org/sauco/styles/estilo.css
Some of the IE misalignment problems are due to the text-align: center;
in body and your negative margin fixes. Delete them:
body {... /*text-align: center;*/ }
* html #central {/*margin: 161px 0px 0px -130px;*/ padding-top: 150px; }
/* * html #imagen { margin: 20px 0px 0px -270px; } */
* html #fondoTexto { /*margin: 0px 0px 0px -240px; */padding-top: 30px; }
/* * html #texto { margin: 0px; } */
This doesn't solve your scrollbar problem, but might be a start.
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* html { overflow: hidden; height: 100%; }
* html body { overflow: auto;height: 100%; }
#central { ... width: 769px; }
This construct will prevent the horizontal scrollbar: body will expand
to fit #central, so body is never x-overflowed by #central. Shrinking
the window will overflow html by body, but due to overflow:hidden there
is no scrollbar at all.
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Another aspect I don't understand is the excessive z-indexing. If you
delete them all, does that change anything? (I'm not sure about this)
Ingo
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