How to hide scrollbar in mozilla firefox

[Klo]

Hi,

On firefox I find a horizontal scrollbar, which I dont find in chrome. Also i find this horizontal scrollbar in other pages, or homepage. I want to find what is the issue and to fix. I know that I can use overflow-x: hidden; but I would like to find the reason what is causing this

Here it shows (post)
http://datascienceplus.com/t-tests/

Here not show (page)
http://datascienceplus.com/about-us/

Thank you for any suggestion.

klo

[Shikkediel]

Not seeing it. Any particular circumstances (apart from screens below 1100 pixels)?

[Klo]

Thanks for reply. Is visible on my screens (1200+ pixels) only on firefox browser (not safari or chrome).

Should I send a screenshot?

[Shikkediel]

Yes, please. Looks normal on my Windows 7 machine.

[Klo]

here it is
http://postimg.org/image/pgbhe3pir/

for this post (actually is for all posts, not pages not homepage)
http://datascienceplus.com/t-tests/

[Paulie_D]

Cannot reproduce in FF40.0.02 on W7 until around 1130px.

[Klo]

Strange, I have exactly the same browser and Windows version as you and I see the scrollbar. Also, I find on mac and well.

[Shikkediel]

Hey… it’s showing in IE here. Let me investigate.

[Shikkediel]

It’s the 1px iframe at the bottom there. If I may comment, the amount of linked sites and scripts is a bit over the top. It would likely be a large improvement to clean that up.

[Klo]

thanks, but i can’t find it. Could you please help how to find that 1px iframe at the bottom?

What do you suggest to clean up?

Thank you.

[Shikkediel]

Here’s a screenshot, giving it fixed position with CSS or possibly a left: 0 will solve the issue for IE and maybe Firefox as well :

anony.ws/iframe.png

When going to your site, we are actually connecting to nine others. It’s a personal choice but I would get rid of the direct social media links and add nice icons with a ‘normal’ link. But even though there’s a whole lot of <script> and <link> tags I may have overstated, having developer tools open made things slower.

Edit – the iframe ends up sticking to the side of the footer because most of the wrapper divs are set to display: inline-block. Combined with a float and width: 100% (?) this is apparently causing some edge case behaviour.

[Klo]

Shikkediel, thank you I think google plus had the issue and i just removed. Is ok right now?

[Shikkediel]

Still the same but that could be a cache thing. Maybe this WP setup needs a refresh on the admin’s side?

[Klo]

Yes true sorry. I just deleted the cache.

[Shikkediel]

Looks fixed now. :-)

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