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I have a web page with a bit of a problem on it.

When there is more content on the page, the height expands, wich is fine, but as the height expands, every browser shows a scrollbar at the most right part. The problem is, when that scrollbar is visible, my page content moves about 10 px to the left (10px beeing the width of the scrollbar).

Does anybody know how to fix this so that my content stays on the middle and ignore the scrollbar?

Thanks in advance for your time!

Andrej

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You can stop the scrollbar by using the "overflow: hidden" attribute to the Div that the scrollbar appears in. There are other ways and means, but it's hard to say when can't see the web page or code.

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