Hi. I want to make my scroll bar very clean. One color with fine black contour and black arows.
How do i do that?
thanks
LucI'm guessing your talking about your website...
If you want to have a valid site, you can't. There is some code that will work with IE, but the scroll bar on your site is MINE, so it isnt your place to touch.Hi Icydelight.
What Neczy is saying is this:
In web design we have standards created by the W3C - <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.w3.org">www.w3.org</a><!-- w -->
Those standards do not include anything about changing scrollbar color. That code is proprietary code introduced by Microsoft, works only in microsoft browsers, and is hence not valid code.
Secondly Neczy is saying that in Web Design it is not 'good practise' to alter the User's Interface - i.e. the settings that he/she has chosen, which include scrollbar color. This practise is frequently known as hijacking.
However, if you insist on doing it, here is the code used to change scrollbar colors:
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.sitepoint.com/article/643">http://www.sitepoint.com/article/643</a><!-- m -->
Replace the hex values with the ones you want.
PS Neczy: if you're wondering why I've posted this it's because he reported your post as rude...
Thanks.
I get it now. Thanks for clearing this all up.
LucNo probs.
How do i do that?
thanks
LucI'm guessing your talking about your website...
If you want to have a valid site, you can't. There is some code that will work with IE, but the scroll bar on your site is MINE, so it isnt your place to touch.Hi Icydelight.
What Neczy is saying is this:
In web design we have standards created by the W3C - <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.w3.org">www.w3.org</a><!-- w -->
Those standards do not include anything about changing scrollbar color. That code is proprietary code introduced by Microsoft, works only in microsoft browsers, and is hence not valid code.
Secondly Neczy is saying that in Web Design it is not 'good practise' to alter the User's Interface - i.e. the settings that he/she has chosen, which include scrollbar color. This practise is frequently known as hijacking.
However, if you insist on doing it, here is the code used to change scrollbar colors:
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.sitepoint.com/article/643">http://www.sitepoint.com/article/643</a><!-- m -->
Replace the hex values with the ones you want.
PS Neczy: if you're wondering why I've posted this it's because he reported your post as rude...
Thanks.I get it now. Thanks for clearing this all up.
LucNo probs.