Side Slide-bar

Why is it that IE is tending to display a sliding side-bar
for my web pages that do not require one? FF doesn't do it for the
same page. Is this something I can control with the HTML, or is is
a browser option?

eg.


http://www.pieter-bruegel.co.uk/gallery/pages/gallery%20of%20images.htm

on IE has a superfluous side-bar on my IE7(boo), and no
side-bar on FF (hurrah).Side Slide-bar
I believe it's an IE thing. I'm not sure if you can do
anything about it. However, I would recommend that you remove
spaces from all of your file names (pages, images, etc) and replace
them with an underscore.

gallery%20of%20images.htm actually indicates that the page is
named

gallery of images.htm

Some browsers have had trouble with these file names.
Instead, use

gallery_of_images.htm or galleryofimages.htmSide Slide-bar
Thanks.

I've done that. Page is now

imagegallery.htm
''smiffy47'' %26lt;webforumsuser@macromedia.com%26gt; wrote in
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news:f22i20$j62$1@forums.macromedia.com...

%26gt; Why is it that IE is tending to display a sliding
side-bar for my web

%26gt; pages

%26gt; that do not require one? FF doesn't do it for the same
page. Is this

%26gt; something I can control with the HTML, or is is a
browser option?

%26gt; eg.

%26gt;
http://www.pieter-bruegel.co.uk/gallery/pages/gallery%20of%20images.htm

%26gt; on IE has a superfluous side-bar on my IE7(boo), and no
side-bar on FF

%26gt; (hurrah).



It's called a scrollbar. There is no spec to live up to. IE
puts it on by

default; FF only adds it when it's needed (i.e. when the page
content is

longer than the view window).



tim