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millsy007

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Hi

The website Stompfrog.co.uk - Digital & Web Design works by the navigation scrolling to a particular content section using some javascript.
This works fine in firefox and my version of IE however in IE 7.0.6 you need to click the links a couple of times for the javascript to navigate to the correct page, what could a possible reason of this be?

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I'd say the menu isn't your biggest problem. At least on FF2, with a small monitor, I have to use the arrow keys to scroll.
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Now this is a perfect example of why tables should still be acceptable in layouts.

This seems like its a free script - id just go find another one or make your own instead of trying to figure out a script that big it would be just as easy to make your own.

You might try changing the "onclick" to "href='javascript:alert()'"

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To be honest, the script didn't make much sense to me when I looked at it. Why not just use jQuery to get the same effect and know that it's supported by virtually all browsers?
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