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    In the scrollable content code, what part(s) do you take out to remove just the horizontal scroll bar?

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    Quote Originally Posted by insidexout22
    In the scrollable content code, what part(s) do you take out to remove just the horizontal scroll bar?
    I'm trying to remove the bottom (horizontal) scroll bar also...

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    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">
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    Quote 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
    Last edited by 42!; 09-16-2005 at 03:06 AM.

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