brwniydgirl,
I agree that it's something wrong on your clients computer, but there is actually a larger, more important issue that you are missing. When you put your content into a frame, the search engines do not consider it to be content on, in this case, the home page of the site. So, the content of the home page doesn't include, for the purpose of search engine indexing, anything regarding the books which are for sale. That is the main point of this page, correct? You would do your client a real service by getting rid of the frame oriented design. Frames should be avoided for the purpose of having better search engine optimization, unless there is sufficient relevant content outside the frame.
Regards,
Charles P Knell, Right Results Consulting LLC
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Originally Posted by brwniydgirl
Hi, I have a website that is CSS based, with the main content portion in a div with scrollbars and I've tested it in IE7 as well as Firefox and it appears to work fine on my computer and other computers in my house. However, the scrollbars are not showing up on my client's (old) laptop - she also uses IE7.
I can't figure out why that would be? Is there something about an older computer that would not recognize the CSS scrollbars?
Here are links to the page and the css:
Page:
http://www.brendanovak.com/newsite/books.shtml
CSS:
http://www.brendanovak.com/newsite/bnovak08styles.css
Thank you for any help you can offer.
