Lightbox-gallery too low

I have created a photo gallery in dreamweaver cs5 with Lightbox2. The page with the gallery is quite long and when I open the gallery I see nothing and i have to scroll down very long to see the photos. Is there a way to ensure that the lightbox gallery opens at the top of the page? Thanks in advance, Laurens

You have no document type declaration on the page.  Lightbox requires a valid document type to work properly in all browsers.
Modify > Page Properties > Title Encoding >
Select a document type that fits your coding skills (recommend XHTML transitional or XHTML strict).
Also, you will get better results if you put your lightbox gallery on a separate, shorter page.
Nancy O.
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    http://mastrigt.home.xs4all.nl/stellingloop/stelling.htm
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