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no scrolling in IE for Mac
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i just made new website and there's only one problem, scrolling don't work in IE for MacOSX. It works on NS2-7PC, IE5-6PC, all Operas etc. What could be problem? All code is XHTML anc CSS2 compliant?
I have tried to take different parts away, put it just then helps, when everything inside <body> is away.
Is there any known bug for this? Or just me? 
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Originally posted by Carp:
...compliant...
There's your problem. Internet Explorer often has trouble with these types of scripts/languages.
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Originally posted by redJag:
There's your problem. Internet Explorer often has trouble with these types of scripts/languages.
but when i remove all doctype declarations, nothing happens 
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Originally posted by Carp:
i just made new website and there's only one problem, scrolling don't work in IE for MacOSX. It works on NS2-7PC, IE5-6PC, all Operas etc. What could be problem? All code is XHTML anc CSS2 compliant?
I have tried to take different parts away, put it just then helps, when everything inside <body> is away.
Is there any known bug for this? Or just me?
Could you provide a link or post some screenshots? It would help to have some code fragments or a bit more of an idea how you have put your page together.
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Computer thez nohhh...
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Originally posted by Carp:
but when i remove all doctype declarations, nothing happens
Sorry, that was my poor attempt at humor. Microsoft just laughs at being compliant!
Anyway, are you using absolute-positioned content? I have run into problems with this on Internet Explorer before. It would display like it meant to show the rest of the content off-screen, but you couldn't scroll. I got around this by switching to relative positioning on the content I was having problems with. Post your site/source so we can take a better look at it.
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Originally posted by redJag:
Sorry, that was my poor attempt at humor. Microsoft just laughs at being compliant!
Anyway, are you using absolute-positioned content? I have run into problems with this on Internet Explorer before. It would display like it meant to show the rest of the content off-screen, but you couldn't scroll. I got around this by switching to relative positioning on the content I was having problems with. Post your site/source so we can take a better look at it.
thx for advice! It helped a lot!
I checked 51st time all the code and found finally the bug. There has left "overflow" tag to the css file IE is so stupid when you refresh (even with alt+refresh) it sometimes don't load included files.
Sry i couldn't show the site for you, it's commercial site and just in development. And because it's uses many server-side rules and different css/js files, it would be too big work to make working "static" version of it.
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