Olivier Sannier wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> Please have a look at this page:
> http://obones.free.fr/rem_height/
>
> This is my latest attempt at creating a "remaining height" design to
> mimick what I used to do with frames.
> It works quite well and I'm quite happy with the results under
> Firefox/Seamonkey.
> The results under IE are good as well, but I noticed that IE7 shows an
> unnecessary horizontal scroll bar at the bottom.
> If I change width for the "innerContents" class from 100% to 96%, the
> scroll bar disappears. This shifts the centered picture to the left
> which also works under FF.
> I can live with that, but I would like to know if there was a way to get
> the same behavior under IE as the one I get under FF.
>
> Thanks for your help
> Olivier
>
Oliver,
A little difficult to tell, on a local file (as reloading closes the
gap), if either of these will work for you. Try both. If neither helps,
then I dunno.
1/
.innerContents {overflow-x: hidden;}
2/
Only IE/7.0 will see this:
*:first-child+html {width: 96%;}
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