I have the same problem, a space below the actual gallery that causes the page to have a vertical scroller. I have the Pro version and the problem started when I installed ver. 2.1. I have tried both converting an old gallery and created a new one. I read the layout-guide: http://www.simpleviewer.net/simpleviewe … ml#trouble. It doesen't show the background color at the bottom when I change it so it's something else, and I have tried many diffrent numbers on the line just described (both in pixels and %). I've noticed that even when I create the gallery on a blank page instead of embedding it, there is a space below (not by the backgroundcolor, but by that the page is scrollable).

You can find my gallery at: http://www.agarkitekter.se/projekt/kontor/bilder.html

When I change the background color, it shows that it goes exactly under the button bar. I have now also changed the height a  bit so the line that where supposed to be over the bottom text is shown. So it hasn't anything to do with the size of the actual gallery (in the "SV.simpleviewer.load" line). It's very strange and I don't understand where it could come from. But where is the size of the box "sv-container" specified?

I guess an iframe could do the trick but I would like to avoid it if possible.

I just discovered something (in IE and Chrome on WinXP): When the web browser window isn't maximized, the gap below is like you say pretty small; but when maximized, it looks much bigger. I can scroll down so the top of the screen is exactly the title of the gallery, and when I for example remove the title bar or adress bar, I can scroll down even further so once again the title of the gallery is at the top of the screen.

Tried that without success. I made a test gallery here: http://www.agarkitekter.se/projekt/test/test.html that's created directly from svbuilder to an empty html-page and with a very small size of both the image and the gallery. Still, a scroller is shown on the page, and it seems like it tries to always have the gallery title at the top of the site in the web browser.

So I guess I'm stuck with the iframes method and setting the size to 100%? I don't really know what's the problem with having iframes, but I have heard that it's bad for search engines such as Google (a shame because I think it's very useful).

Thanks for trying to help me!

That worked on the empty page, but I still have the problem when embedding it. I've put the "body margin 0" in both the css-file and in the header of the html-file (haven't uploaded it though).

The strange part is that the scrollbar disappears when I put the 'huvudprojektbilder' <div> at the top (top: 0px; in the css-file). If I just put '1px' there, the scrollbar pops up, and the same thing happens if I remove 'huvudprojektbilder' <div> completely and for example put an <br> before the sv-code. But if I set the distance to 0px and change the height in the sv code from 570 to 670, the scrollbar is still invisible. I succeeded in fooling it by adding 100 to every Y-value in the Fixed layout-section, and also adding 100 to the total height. In that way, the whole gallery is lowered and the scrollbar is still invisible. Put the problem then is that the white area at the top of the gallery covers my top menu and logo (even if the 'huvudprojektbilder'-div is set to the lowest Z-value). I haven't uploaded this changes, but just name it and I will.