Linked pages open with a jerk

[steve.ledger]

Yes but the OP can publish to a temporary location to show us this jerk? Otherwise it's all guesswork and conjecture without actually getting anywhere.

Doesn't take a lot of effort to publish an example to a temp folder at the host.

[gwpriester]

sledger - I am pretty sure it's a case of different length pages that cause the page to jerk back and forth.

[steve.ledger]

Perhaps you are, but it's still a guess isn't it?.

The OP said it was like a camera shutter, no-where did he mention 'back and forth', which I agree would indicate the scroll bar affect.

.. in a fraction of a second the page goes white and then reappears. It is just like a shutter on a camera - it opens for a fraction of a second then closes.

This is not an effect caused by the scroll bar on longer pages.
This is the transitions effect, especially the mention of in a fraction of a second the page goes white and then reappears.

Because it's still happening to the OP when he chooses default transition might be the affect caused by the script having been once written and remains in the page head on export;

<script type="text/javascript" src="index_htm_files/prs3.js"></script><!--<![endif]-->
 <script type="text/javascript">var xr_nextpage="index_2.htm"; var xr_transition=0; var xr_transitiontime=500;var xr_prevpage=""; var xr_btransition=0; var xr_btransitiontime=0;</script>

You could try setting any other transition and then dropping the slider to '0' - then reselect the default transition and apply..
This would at least drop the transitiontime variable to '0'.

[Cloud]

When I started using mx premium I got the same error ( http://www.talkgraphics.com/showthre...ded&highlight= ) and the following fixed it

http://www.talkgraphics.com/showthre...light=viewport