pixelkitty
msg:1213395 | 5:45 am on Apr 26, 2003 (gmt 0) |
I think I should explain further. In Mozilla, the above CSS removes all scroll bars and instead the div overflows instead of scrolling.
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dmorison
msg:1213396 | 7:33 am on Apr 26, 2003 (gmt 0) |
Hi, I think overflow-x and overflow-y are proprietary to IE. Try: .newscont {
width:350px;
height:330px;
overflow:auto;
} Just did a quick test and this seems OK in IE6 and Mozilla/5.0. This will only display a scrollbar horizontally if your content overflows. I know you don't want horizontal scroll at all, but I think this is your best compromise. You won't see it if the content doesn't overflow. Cheers.
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pixelkitty
msg:1213397 | 11:17 am on Apr 26, 2003 (gmt 0) |
unfortunately, in mozilla, overflow:auto has a visible horizontal scroll bar no matter what the content or width. which really sucks. eg: newscont is 450px wide, a div inside is a max 300 including padding of 20px and margin of 10px, yet the scroll still shows horizontally. Ive resigned myself to the fact that it cant be done.
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rainborick
msg:1213398 | 4:21 pm on Apr 26, 2003 (gmt 0) |
This isn't an area I know very well, but can't you set the clip rect's width on your content sufficiently narrow to prevent all browsers from invoking their overflow property in a case like this?
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