Ive been creating this new design for my company, and I'm having problems when I scroll. I dont know if its a refresh/memory issure or a css issue...or what it is. When I scroll down on the page the flash object does some wierd stuff...I cant really explain it-look:
http://convandesign.com/

See what I mean?

No, actually I don't. The flash's doing absolutely what I'd expect it to do.

Look directly above the flash video when you scroll down just a bit...not a lot..but enough..it "flashes"...Ive checked this on 3 different computers, and it only does this when your previewing it from the web...if I view the file locally (like open it from my desktop) it doest do that.

Oh hey i just noticed somthing--it only does that in firefox

OK bigger problem-the scrolling thing im fine with, but the links at the bottom of the page, for some reason they're showing that bg image and i dont know why. The CSS is at http://convandesign.com/css/screen.css , or so i believe so..
Please Help

Hmm... Again, I don't see what your problem is. I do use firefox too (be it version 1.5 rc in Linux), but it's showing perfectly fine here.

I have looked through your css and cannot see any problems with it. I use i.e and firefox and it seems fine on both. If you can extend on your problem a bit more maybe somebody could help you.

Ok dont worry about it. Its just a problem im experiancing on a few computers. What its doing is hard to explain-but its just not refreshing fast enough-i believe it has to do with the RAM/CPU on each computer. If its a faster computer it doesnt do it so ok. And i fixed the problem where its showing the bg image on the links.
The only other problem i notice is that on opera the page content is scooted down like 10 pixels..i dont know y.
And also in firefox when i tried clicking any of the links (right now the portfolio link is the only working link) it tries to download the page instead of viewing it....why?

I don't have your problem in FF, but for Opera, I might know why the page content is scooted down 10px. Opera just doesn't allow the margin to be 0px. The only way to get it to show right in Opera is to use absolute positioning.