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    This is what it looks like on my monitor when "FILTER: chroma (color =#84B163);" is used on any site to make a part of the scroll bar transparent. I was just wondering if there was any setting on my monitor/browser that I could change, or if there was an additional code I could use on the page to prevent it from looking like that, or even a different code to make scroll bars transparent.

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    This is CSS to be put in the head

    Code:
    <style type="text/css">
    body {
    overflow:hidden
    }
    </style>
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    As I'm aware of, I don't think that "FILTER: chroma (color =#84B163)" is a valid filter
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    Alrighty, thank you ^^

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    Actually it is a valid filter but, may not be available on all objects, may require axillary styling to take effect and, in any case is IE only, like all the filters:

    http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...ers/chroma.asp
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