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that actually puts a usable scrollbar...althought it goes the length of the window, and it puts a horizontal scrollbar as well.<br />
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i know i have played with this in the past and couldn't find a way to make Firefox mimic IE's behaviour...
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that actually puts a usable scrollbar...althought it goes the length of the window, and it puts a horizontal scrollbar as well.

i know i have played with this in the past and couldn't find a way to make Firefox mimic IE's behaviour...

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glad we could help you! &nbsp;sorry there's not a better way around this issue.
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glad we could help you!  sorry there's not a better way around this issue.

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I just added some blank space at the bottom of the pages that were moving so they would extend down and get that scroll bar to appear. &nbsp;
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I just added some blank space at the bottom of the pages that were moving so they would extend down and get that scroll bar to appear.  

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<a href="http://www.vmrf.org/research-websites/gcf/indexbeta.html" rel="ugc">http://www.vmrf.org/research-websites/gcf/indexbeta.html</a><br />
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When viewed in IE, the website works perfectly, you can click on any of the links and the table on the left stays put while the text on the right changes. &nbsp;In Firefox however, links #4, #5, and #6 will shift the page over a little bit when you click on them. &nbsp;I've checked my code and the tables are the same size so I don't know what gives. &nbsp;Is this just a quirk with Firefox or can I edit my code to get this to work.<br />
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Tony
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http://www.vmrf.org/research-websites/gcf/indexbeta.html

When viewed in IE, the website works perfectly, you can click on any of the links and the table on the left stays put while the text on the right changes.  In Firefox however, links #4, #5, and #6 will shift the page over a little bit when you click on them.  I've checked my code and the tables are the same size so I don't know what gives.  Is this just a quirk with Firefox or can I edit my code to get this to work.

Tony

Website shifts when viewed in Firefox

Web browsers are applications used primarily to display documents, files and media from the Internet, identified by a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) that can be a page, image, video or other file. Some browsers require the use of add-ons or extensions to safely render the information they receive; others have systems built into them to perform the same functions.