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+2  A: 

The title and submit frames showing scroll bars can have the html body tag scroll="no"

<body scroll="no">

so irrespective of a frame or normal rendering, there would be no scrollbar.

Varun Mehta
I didn't try this (since I'm tryinnng to stick to CSS whenever possible), but it definitely pointed in the right direction. Thanks!
mobiuschic42
+2  A: 

What you're seeing is how Safari draws scrollbars when there is not enough space to draw the entire scrollbar widget set. You should set overflow: hidden in the CSS for the body of any frame/page you don't want to scroll. Note that Safari doesn't entirely obey these rules (or scroll="no" on the element) in that you can actually scroll the element by drag-selecting its contents, if there is in fact content beyond the visible area.

eyelidlessness
This worked! Thanks so much!
mobiuschic42