
Originally Posted by
jscheuer1
42! - I checked your page and it looks fine, either you fixed it, are using a different browser than I checked with (I used IE6) or, who knows?
insidexout22 - Assuming you are using the script found
here, as long as your content can wrap to and/or is narrow enough to fit in the width allotted, simply changing the value for the overflow style property to 'auto' will do the trick for all modern browsers I use (O8, FF1.0.6, IE6):
Code:
<div id="scroll3" style="width:170px;height:150px;background-color:lightyellow;overflow:auto">
Thanks J
On every pc I've viewed it on it had the scroll on the bottom still.
But I realize on some configs it might not.
To alleviate most browsers I took queue from your above code post & changed scroll (in red below) to "auto" as suggested in the post above,
& it worked,
Thank you very much!
Code:
<div id="scroll3" style="width:220;height:80;background-color:black;overflow:scroll">
I changed scroll to auto
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