Scrollbars appearing in HTML

Hmmmm that sounds like a good idea!  Will it mean that I don't need to use ty overflow property?  I'll give it a go a f let you know how I get on, many thanks indeed!

Right that works a treat, thanks!  However, the right-hand nav appears to sit 10 pixels over the container div it sits within.  This happens to be the right of the whole document...  I could float it left and set a margin however, the container div seems to increase it's width when the text size increases so the nav will not be at the right of the background... any ideas?

Here's a thought change

#campaigns-body-content-right {
float:right;
margin:140px 0 0;
width:162px;

to

#campaigns-body-content-right {
float:right;
margin:140px 16px 0 0;
width:162px;

Cheers mate, well that brings it over but doesn't stick to the right, it moves over as the text size increases... any further ideas?

What about:

#campaigns-body-content-right {
float:right;
margin:140px 1.5em 0 0;
width:162px;

Ah that's better!  Though now that's stationary and the main containing box is increasing it's width so it still doesn't stay at the right-hand side... grrrrr!!!  Any idea why the container div is increasing width when it's set to a static width?

Which DIV are you refering to?

Sorry mate I made a mistake.  It appears to be increasing the left-hand margin on the td containing the main content.  If you increase the text size you see the background move to the right.

Man I just can't see it, here are 3 screenshots I took can you identify the problem for me?

Are you zooming in the page or increasing the text size?  Looks to me like you're zooming in lol. Try just increasing the text size in FF or in IE and you'll see the movement from the left-hand side and the right will pass the menu at the top.  Cheers man.

When I zoom in or increase the text size, I don't see scrollbars in either ie8 or ie6. Could you clarify this for us?

Yes no scrollbars are appearing now however, the box moves over to the right when it should stay where it is... it's not by much but it still puts the right-menu out of alignment with the right of the box.

Thanks for the code however, I cannot alter any of the properties already set for the top-nav or alter anything in any stylesheet other than custom_campaign01.css sadly.  Any other ideas?

I see where zooming moves things around a bit, especially the top #help and #search. I think it's related to position:absolute. It would make sense to me to give #help and the other divs in the #header a width and float property to place them on the page instead.

/*for example*/
#help { width:227px; float:left; font-size:93%; color:#99C;}
                                              

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That is where you should put the code I sent you if you read my post

custom_campaign01.css

Right I see now however I did mention that I'm unable to alter any of those properties... hmmm maybe I should just leave it, it's Business Link's fault!  I'll give you guys some points though as you have helped make the issue a little less.  Many thanks!

Issue not completely solved but good effort from the Experts.

Have you tried adding the code in

custom_campaign01.css

In your non-modifiable files it says that the custom code should be put there.

Thanks for the points but I'd really like to see it working.