Re: scroll bar not working in IE7

Thanks for your advice, I use DW mx and notepad. I am curious to what
you are using to view the pages with, OS and browser? I know this
does not meet markup validation, not that I am not trying not too,
lack of experence. That is why is the page mixed with css and
undesirable script, mistake by my part, I do not do this everyday. I
will address the background and take a look at the font size command
soon, thanks for pointing that out.

Now back to my original question, of why the scroll bar in IE7 does
not work with left click mouse button, only mouse wheel, Firefox it
works fine?

Regards,
Rene


On Mar 26, 12:44 pm, "Beauregard T. Shagnasty"
<a.nony.m...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Jonathan N. Little wrote:
Beauregard T. Shagnasty wrote:
moe wrote:
Hi, my scroll bar stopped working on my website with IE7, firefox
works fine.  The middle mouse button will scroll the page in IE7.
Any ideas?   websitewww.ramboblueberries.com

Gosh. I'm not sure where to start. Perhaps it has something to do
with all that JavaScript.. there appears to be a browser-sniffer in
there.

My money on the JavaScript with the onmousemove trap. Of course when
is see

function ddN4(whatDog){
   if (!isN4) return;

N4 (Netscape 4) is sooo last century, isn't it?

Moe asked:

 What is strict verses transitional, new standards?

New about .. ten years ago?

Transitional is for updating legacy pages when you don't have the time
to completely separate presentation from content.
Strict is used for new work, where all the presentation is done with
CSS, and there is no old, for example, <font> type code mixed in with
the content.

You have some bits in there...  <p align="center" class="style11">
where the center should be in the CSS class.

You also didn't assign a background color to body, so I see my default
purple.

I take it you are using some sort of WYSIWYG generator. Most of these do
a poor job of producing modern code.

And please take the time to read the fontsize page I posted, as your
content is too small for me to read. Using 100% for content font size
guarantees all visitors will view in their chosen size.

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