Site jumping in FF3 / vertical scroll-bar

[flip-flop]

In FF3 min-height: 100.01%; don´t work anymore to fix the vertical scrollbar.

Fix 1:

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html, body { /* Gekos right scrollbar visible at all */
	min-height: 100%; 
	margin-bottom: 1px; /* FF3 */
}

Fix 2: (Same scrollbar output like IE, but it isn´t CSS level 2.1 conformable (exists in CSS level 3 !!!)

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body {
	overflow-y: scroll; /* only css level 3 conformable */
}
html, body { /* Gekos right scrollbar visible at all */
	min-height: 100%; 
}

Knut

[Toflar]

Für FF hab ich sowieso immer die spezielle moz-Anweisung für die Scrollbar benutzt.
Auch wenn es dadurch einen nicht validen Code gibt - Kenner wissen ja, was es bedeutet

[Jensensen]

Hi flip-flop,

thank you for sharing!

Für FF hab ich sowieso immer die spezielle moz-Anweisung für die Scrollbar benutzt...

Wie sieht die aus?
[edit] Was, nicht valid? Dann vielleicht besser nicht. [/edit]

[Heiko H.]

In FF3 min-height: 100.01%; don´t work anymore to fix the vertical scrollbar.

Sorry Knut but I can't confirm this behaviour.
Have a look here...

Heiko...

[EDIT]
I have noticed that I use a CSS like this:

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html, body {
height: 101%;
...
}

[/EDIT]

[update]

This seems to work:

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body {
	margin: 0;
	padding: 0;
	              
	text-align: center;
	height:100.1%;
	background: black;
	}
html {
	height: 100.1%;
	}

[flip-flop]

Yes it works, but the IE is using a FF like toolbar.

[update]

Yes it works, but the IE is using a FF like toolbar.

toolbar? I did submit a possible solution for the window scrollers only
Do I miss something, perhaps an FF - like developer toolbar for IE6 or 7?

[Toflar]

Oh sorry...don't know why, but I wrote everything in German xD

Just in addition to my post or rather as an answer to Jensensen's question:

http://www.css4you.de/mozproperty.html

...is coming somehow or other! Personally i think the CSS source is still valid with one of these codes...it's not accepted by every browser, okay. But the padding rule which IE6 was using (which was actually the right one according to W3C) disappeared too because of somebody who thought that the FF converting ist better

[flip-flop]

toolbar? I did submit a possible solution for the window scrollers only
Do I miss something, perhaps an FF - like developer toolbar for IE6 o

Scroll-bar

[Jensensen]

... Personally i think the CSS source is still valid ...

He, he, this is really funny - you are your own "validator"?
There are many (some would say too much) people who personally think that their (css) code is valid.
Don't get me wrong! Guess you ARE checking for valid code. But your phrase was so funny that I couldn't retain.

[juergen]

The problem with BARS is all the time: If you are familiar with them for a longer time you will forget which one was the last yesterday
*duck* and wegrenn

[update]

as per J. Morrison: ".... show me - the way - to the next - scroller BAR.... du du du du du ....du du du du du...."
DUWR (duck un' wegrenn)

[Toflar]

Don't get me wrong! Guess you ARE checking for valid code. But your phrase was so funny that I couldn't retain.

CSS 3 is coming soon...why don't you play with the different possibilities your browser offers until the W3C kicks their own ass? I'm wating for the day every browser is interpreting the source code the same way...and I know we all do...

Ah, and I know this "personally" sounds funny, but I couldn't write it in another way

[juergen]

I'm wating for the day every browser is interpreting the source code the same way...and I know we all do...

How old are you now, Toflar ? Do not wait !Waiting causes headache!! Ask claus !

[Toflar]

Almost 20 years old... More than 5 years into webdesign...

Aha, as you said: don't wait...I agree with you - so use the possibilities you have