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I tried to reference the scrollbar using CSS and Javascript via .net framework 2.0 and 4.0 but the property is not recognized. Which version of HTML, asp.net are you using? Thanks.
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i have used this css for panel scrollbar. in ie-6 it is working superb. but in ie-7 sometimes it cannot visible .... i don't understand how can be this possible ?
please reply soon....
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Hey,
it's a good briefing of this topic, just what I was searching for, and it's useful to me in my intranet application
Greetings.
Joel #
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You might delete this line (if you're working with dreamweaver)to make things rule:
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd">
Jordi (Spain)
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how I can hide horizontal scrollbar?
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use scroll:auto and set a width to the class...
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I don't think a few lines that refer to someone elses website really qualifies to be called a tutorial
Being in a minority of one, doesn't make you insane (George Orwell , I think)
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At least he has shared some useful information
Please appreciate.
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Does somebody knows how to change the scrollbar width in a combo box???
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try with zoom CSS propertie
it's only way,for now
zaWEBant
PS: sorry 4 my english
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You forgot to specify that this is Microsoft specific, and works only with IE 5 and above, if my memory serves me well.
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I thought it was 5.5 and up
"An expert is someone who has made all the mistakes in his or her field" - Niels Bohr
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Aside from the example link provided, why would a web-designer wish to force their colour scheme onto a reader? The scroll-bar (to me) is part of the frame (not the document) and should match the colour scheme selected by the user! What looks cool on your machine might well look s**t on my setup.
Maybe for iFrames setting the scroll-bar colour would make it appear to match the rest of the page's colour scheme, but not the main IE window!
Regards,
Ray
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Personally I think a well thought out scrollbar color can add a lot to the general feel of a site. Maybe that's just me.
Ada
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Ray Hayes wrote:
why would a web-designer wish to force their colour scheme onto a reader?
It is good to have the option of specifying something like this. Rather have the possibility than don't have it.
One example of where you would use it is in an intranet where corporate branding is important. We coloured the users scrollbars in an intranet to match the corporate colours. It is a simple but effective use of branding.
Also on art or design sites grey scrollbars can detract from the artists work and they may want control over how they look.
Obviously on mainstream sites it is a bad idea.
regards,
Paul Watson
Bluegrass
Cape Town, South Africa
"The greatest thing you will ever learn is to love, and be loved in return" - Moulin Rouge
Sonork ID: 100.9903 Stormfront
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I totally agree with Ada.
The first thing that hit me about Win XP was its scrollbars.
I think 95% of computer users DON'T know how to alter the color of their windows' default scrollbars, and that stupid color can definitely ruin the looks of lots of cool web pages.
Besides, a scrollbar that changes color when the mouse hovers over it is really COOL & "user friendly" also.
Duc Truong
In programming you can do anything (by Paul DiLascia)
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<snip> In programming you can do anything (by Paul DiLascia) </snip> Yea, do this 5 / 0 or how about this, solve for X 5 Mod X = 3
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I have to agree. This is about as useful as popup windows. It's a non-standard extension, and there's a reason for that.
It would be better to use these colors rather than force things to go the other way.
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