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Hey,

I am using jQuery at this page to slide out the couch to the right, it works fine in FF as you can see, but in IE 6 you have vertical scrolling.

I had numerous other IE issues, but I got rid of most of them, by going through my CSS again and tightening up the lose ends.

http://www.catonthecouchproductions.com/new/

I have tried many things, googled various IE css/right issues but nothing. Any ideas on what I can do to fix this?

So it appears as it does in FF?

Thank you in advance,

Ryan

A: 

How about

html, body { width:100%; height: 100%; overflow-x: hidden;}

In your IE6 style section

Tested (in a way - the scripts don't work in stupid IETester, you tell me if it works) on a locally-saved version of your site - you might have to add the same rules to the body as well

Btw, I personally prefer to write compliant CSS to my heart's content and then make a whole bunch of ugly hacks for IE6 in a separate ie6-evil-hacks.css file (as opposed to going over the CSS and tightening loose ends). Not having to code around IE6 is a liberating experience.

EDIT:

Sorry, I've read it as "horizontal scrolling", because that's what bugged me - the site is too big in my IETester anyway, so it needs vertical scrolling. Obviously, if you want to get rid of both, it's overflow: hidden instead of overflow-x:hidden.

Eli Krupitsky
Why the -1? Didn't work?
Eli Krupitsky