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Page shift - snooze - 2012-03-16 I've seen this on pages created with other tools and it drives me up a wall. In the end, it will likely be something trivial, but in the meantime, I'm stumped. Here's what happens: Create a series of pages, two will work Using either the menu or browser navigation click back and forth between pages. The left edges do not remain aligned. There is a noticeable shift. Thinking it was an illusion, I covered the display with a straight edge, but there is an actual misalignment between the pages. Thinking it was a template-specific issue, I changed themes, but the several I tried all did the same. Ideas? Page shift - mvlcek - 2012-03-16 snooze Wrote:I've seen this on pages created with other tools and it drives me up a wall. In the end, it will likely be something trivial, but in the meantime, I'm stumped. Here's what happens: Maybe you have short and long (with scroll bar) pages. If you have a scrollbar, a centered content will be slightly more to the left, as there is less browser client area. You can always turn on scroll bars with CSS overflow-y: scroll. Page shift - snooze - 2012-03-16 mvlcek Wrote:Maybe you have short and long (with scroll bar) pages. That seems to be the cause. I noticed after posting this that Safari for Macintosh somehow compensates and does not shift. I'll check the Windows version later today. I'd like to hear more about that CSS option |