Accordion makes page jump with SpryURLUtils

Hi,
To see my problem you need to reduce the depth of the browser
window or click "Quick Contact" to expand the page. Then refresh or
click samples 02.
http://www.adelantedesign.co.uk/websites/adelante/Packaging/Packaging_Samples01.asp?panel= 1#Accordion1
The problem is, it's like there is an anchor to the top of my
Accordion Panel when the page loads it pulls the Accordion Panel to
the top.
Is there something I can change to disable this?
Thanks for looking,
Rich

Hey there Rich i believe the issue is still happening in IE 7
for your problem which is just like mine. I am hoping to figure out
a way to stot the autoFocus from moving the page focus to the top
of the Accordion Object.
Anyone have any ideas on how to edit the JS to have this work
properly?
Thanks!

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The page linked below serves as a good starting point for creating slideshows in iPhoto.
iPhoto Help - Make a slideshow
http://help.apple.com/iphoto/mac/9.6/#/pht5470fe9b
Regards,
Allen

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