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Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: Kerala
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Junior Poster
Hi ,
Good morning.
Well, I had a need where the content page was by default loading scrollbars and body scroll="no" not getting effected i added color to the scrollbars to match the background and now it is working fine in the IE.
But the thing that makes me go down is that what should i do for this scroll bar hiding by setting the color or any similiar techinique only for firefox.
I would like to know how the experts here had over come similiar issue.Please share the tips and hints with me.
with regards
Harish
Good morning.
Well, I had a need where the content page was by default loading scrollbars and body scroll="no" not getting effected i added color to the scrollbars to match the background and now it is working fine in the IE.
But the thing that makes me go down is that what should i do for this scroll bar hiding by setting the color or any similiar techinique only for firefox.
I would like to know how the experts here had over come similiar issue.Please share the tips and hints with me.
with regards
Harish
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There are no "scrollbar" objects in the standard web DOM for HTML, XHTML, etc. Internet Explorer has implemented some non-standard objects.
In other words, you're writing "broken code", which IE will understand, but which any browser that adheres to standards will not.
In other words, you're writing "broken code", which IE will understand, but which any browser that adheres to standards will not.
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Junior Poster in Training
For firefox i think you could can use "-moz-scrollbars-none" for the overflow property
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Junior Poster
Hi,
Yes. done thanks.
visit : http://stage.sonomawine.com maps link in the footer.
with regards
Harish
Yes. done thanks.
visit : http://stage.sonomawine.com maps link in the footer.
with regards
Harish
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