Noah Learner wrote:
> Is this an ie8 bug?
No, it is intentional. The vertical scrollbar is removed when pages are
shorter than the browser-window, making the available window wider.
Auto-centering (in your stylesheet) then makes pages jump half the
scrollbar-width left or right depending on how tall they are.
Same happens in most, if not all, non-IE browsers, while IE7 and older
keep the scrollbar in place also when there's no need for it.
Nothing to fix IMO, but you can of course make the page artificially
100% + 1px tall (or something), or control the overflow - on the html
element.
regards
Georg
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