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- I'm using Jquery to power my horizontal scrolling portfolio site. http://taylorbrinkman.net/I have a problem that on a smaller browser window elements become vertical scroll-able and id rather it force you to re-size rather then break the design. Using the basic CSS Overflow:Hidden isn't an option because it then sticks the horizontal scrollbar wherever the end of your page loads at, making an ugly bar across the middle of larger resolution screens. I used a mootools approach that removes only one of the scrollbars, but mootools doesn't play nice with jquery in this fix.Has anyone tried to attempt this? Any advice on fixes? or am I just banging my head against a problem and over complicating this? I could always just make the page elements smaller, but liking my big photo presentation.Oh and I dont mind about compatibility with IE6, im in the graphic design business, all the people im showing this too have a more modern browser or use the 64-bit IE.Thanks!-THB
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