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posted on 9/1/2007 at 06:21 PM

For vertical scroll you'll just have to se t the height large enough so that you don't get them.

-Shawn




posted on 9/1/2007 at 12:16 PM

I just had an epiphany , that dark gray is the backgroud of what I am using nukewrap to pull in. I will fix that.

But I still need some help with the scroll issue.




posted on 9/1/2007 at 12:09 PM

(Sorry about this posting twice not sure why that happened.)

I also noticed that if I do use pixels instead of % the scroll doe snot seem to work if it is needed. I have set it to 'auto' and 'yes' with no luck.

I really like the idea of nukewrap but because the browser developers wanna control what we can and can't do by calling it security related issues the usefulness of nukewrap is very limited.




posted on 9/1/2007 at 12:00 PM

I am using 'height' => '1050' in pixels instead of using 100% because of the IE issue. However, when I do this and what is being displayed is less than the height set I get a dark gray background in the leftover space. This does not match the site at all.

I have added allowtransparency=true but that did not work. Where in the code can I go and add the code to put in an image in the background that will match my site or is there a trick to getting allowtransparency=true to work.



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