If you check out this link (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://67.75.63.31/test2/">http://67.75.63.31/test2/</a><!-- m -->), you'll see what I mean (This is hosted off my computer -- dial-up, dynamic IP, so depending when you get here, the link might not work). I'm trying to get the content <div> to scroll, instead of just stretching. Yet the only things that seem to work, make the content "jump up" just briefly when you mouse over any of the links.
I can't seem to figure out what's causing this, and it's getting to me...
Browser Bug I get a similar jump result in M$ IE for my WVYFC site.I wonder if it's because on your hover code you go to a non border from having a border. Just change the color of the border to what the background is and see if that works. The jumping effect does happen in Firebird for me though.Spufi, man, I would give you a hug, but people might start talkin' ya know? Lol. Thanks a lot, that fixed it right good. 
Haha, no problem. It was the only logical answer to me since it was happening when your links initially went into hover state. I just looked at what was different from normal and it was just shifting things around as it did a temporary adjustment from having a border to not having one.
I can't seem to figure out what's causing this, and it's getting to me...
Browser Bug I get a similar jump result in M$ IE for my WVYFC site.I wonder if it's because on your hover code you go to a non border from having a border. Just change the color of the border to what the background is and see if that works. The jumping effect does happen in Firebird for me though.Spufi, man, I would give you a hug, but people might start talkin' ya know? Lol. Thanks a lot, that fixed it right good. Haha, no problem. It was the only logical answer to me since it was happening when your links initially went into hover state. I just looked at what was different from normal and it was just shifting things around as it did a temporary adjustment from having a border to not having one.