Hi,
http://www.twofivefivefive.com/asctest/
I am helping a friend with this site, and it is a fluid, % based design (which I have no experience working with).
For some reason, I am getting a horizontal scroll bar, that scrolls into blank space on the right side. I haven't the faintest clue what is causing the page to be wider than it should be, I've triple checked the code and everything seems to be in order; I am getting desperate!
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
It's all inside the <div id="header">. The <div id="topTitle"> and the <div id="topNav"> both have the CSS "position" property set to "relative" and then the "left" property to give it an offset from the left side of the page. However, the element maintains its same width (100%) and is pushed off to the right side.
If you set "margin-left" instead of "left", the elements will have a left margin but will not push off towards the right because the "left" is still at the left edge of the container (so div#topTitle should have margin-left: 270px; set and not have the "left" property set and div#topNav should have margin-left: 281px; set (261px "migrated" from the "left" property and an extra 20px that was already set as margin-left) with no "left" property.