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  • #30695

    check out my company site http://www.exsite.ca

    the global nav is in the top right and when a section is clicked the page scrolls using serial scroll jquery plugin.
    http://flesler.blogspot.com/2008/02/jqueryserialscroll.html

    Problem is, in chrome, when i click a section the nav does some wonky stuff and eventually disappears, then it comes back as you scroll over where parts of the nav should be.

    Its pretty strange because when i built the site it worked seamlessly in chrome and then all the sudden i got this problem without changing the code.

    Help?

    #75349
    cybershot
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    a link to your site would be needed

    #75300
    Chris Coyier
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    he posted it above “check out my company site http://www.exsite.ca”

    Link HERE

    #74965
    sylenix
    Member

    in your css file, replace

    html	 { overflow-x: hidden; }

    with:

    html	 { overflow-x: scroll; }
    #72323

    that worked… why would something like that effect a fixed object though? I dont really see the relation. With that being said, I do want that x axis scrollbar to be hidden, is there a way to fix this problem and still keep that scrollbar hidden?

    #72318
    sylenix
    Member

    i managed to use overflow-x: hidden without anymore problem in chrome using css clearfix but the horizontal scrollbar is still visible.

    now maybe, this problem is caused by some of your elements using width: 100% against your fixed-width elements. if your page width is smaller than what’s declared for your fixed width elements, it forces the browser to add horizontal scrollbar overriding your css.

    #72285

    not familiar with css clearfix…. got a link?

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    soap
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