Yes that has been an issue Mark, for when I make the length of the page shorter it can display differently on different browsers. For example in Firefox the words drop below the specified box dimensions. I know you can use scroll overflow to text but i find the scroll bars can be a problem on iPhones.
This has always been an issue form me Mark, for I cant make HTML text boxes look right in different browsers without as said scroll boxes, unless you know of a way to keep text neatly in box dimensions?
So to avoid this problem I simply avoid using text boxes above others, I’m sure this can be solved but never found a way. So as you have insightfully observed I simply make the length of a page long to guaranteed that the text looks neat, all be it far to long, lol.
If you know of a fix or way around this problem i would really appreciate your help Mark
I use the box model method and css for creating pages and have content height variable so that the html expands as required. I have found that this works in different browsers. I use a bit of graphic image trickery at times to make areas seem bigger than they are if needed. Also by using CSS and having the external stylesheet ticked in File> Document setup > output tab you can reduce the end code considerably as the styles will be written once for the site and referenced whenever needed.
If you want me to have a look at the freeway files or put together the sort of template I start with let me know.