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June 13, 2008 at 11:05 am
Actually, this could all probably be avoided by wrapping the page in a container div, and then setting the header area div to width: 100%. I think part of the problem with the sites you used in your examples is that the header area appears to be outside of the main content div, so the nav width doesn’t stretch to match the widest part of the main content, so it adjusts to fit inside the visible width of the window, not the scrollable width. I could be wrong though, I’ll have to test this out later.
Mike