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A horizontal scrollbar appears in firefox and opera… I cant see why :(
This is your issue.
.fullWidth-left {width: 100%;}
Actually it’s something within that… in the “header-socialbuttons”
What can I do about it?
Mottie is right… if i remove the header-socialbuttons div, the scrollbar disapears.
I tried applying an overflow:hidden, with no result :(
Try this css:
div.header-socialbuttons iframe {
width: 0;
}
Didn’t help :/
Wierd… I’m trying to use Firebug lite to inject css, but it’s a pain. So I know this script works, but that css (even with !important doesn’t)
$('div.header-socialbuttons iframe').width(0);
I tried injecting with firebug like you said, and indeed the scrollbar disapears… but so does the Google+1 button. I would like to keep it :p
I don’t even see the Google +1 button. Ok so more specifically the problem iframe is this one:
$('iframe.FB_UI_Hidden').width(0);
See if using that keeps Google around… When you click the FB link the popup still seems to work.
I put it in a $(document).ready() thingy, and it solves the problem.
Altho, i’d rather have solved it with pure css.
A js solution shouldn’t make a huge difference since the FB button is being added using js, so if it is turned off, I don’t think you’d see a button at all anyway.
Another solution would be to move the button(s) to the left side of the screen.