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See the news? It has a scrollbar for it. I think I would benifit by a second scrollbar for the news. How can I do that without having my own inline frame?<!--content-->ya got me. that's an iframe through and through!<br />
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you could always do a read-only text box with heavy CSS. but that lacks finesse, and most modern browsers support iframes now anyway.<!--content-->i dunno if you consider a <DIV> tag an inline frame.<br />
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you could always just use a div tag with the STYLE atrribute.<br />
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will give you a second scrollbar if the text exceeds the size.<!--content-->Originally posted by nick898 <br />
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See the news? It has a scrollbar for it. I think I would benifit by a second scrollbar for the news. How can I do that without having my own inline frame? <br />
huh? why would you want a second scroll bar for it?<!--content-->i think nick means two scrollbars for the page. one on the side, and one for the news. not two for the news alone if that's what you were thinking. (i was confused for a bit too)<!--content-->how about the scrollText from dhtmlcentral.com?<br />
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<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.dhtmlcentral.com/script/search.asp?category=text">http://www.dhtmlcentral.com/script/sear ... egory=text</a><!-- m --><!--content-->Originally posted by ablindtomorrow <br />
i think nick means two scrollbars for the page. one on the side, and one for the news. not two for the news alone if that's what you were thinking. (i was confused for a bit too) <br />
but it already has scrollbars like that. so why another one?<!--content-->
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See the news? It has a scrollbar for it. I think I would benifit by a second scrollbar for the news. How can I do that without having my own inline frame?<!--content-->ya got me. that's an iframe through and through!<br />
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you could always do a read-only text box with heavy CSS. but that lacks finesse, and most modern browsers support iframes now anyway.<!--content-->i dunno if you consider a <DIV> tag an inline frame.<br />
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you could always just use a div tag with the STYLE atrribute.<br />
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ex:<br />
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<DIV STYLE="overflow:auto;"><br />
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will give you a second scrollbar if the text exceeds the size.<!--content-->Originally posted by nick898 <br />
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See the news? It has a scrollbar for it. I think I would benifit by a second scrollbar for the news. How can I do that without having my own inline frame? <br />
huh? why would you want a second scroll bar for it?<!--content-->i think nick means two scrollbars for the page. one on the side, and one for the news. not two for the news alone if that's what you were thinking. (i was confused for a bit too)<!--content-->how about the scrollText from dhtmlcentral.com?<br />
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<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.dhtmlcentral.com/script/search.asp?category=text">http://www.dhtmlcentral.com/script/sear ... egory=text</a><!-- m --><!--content-->Originally posted by ablindtomorrow <br />
i think nick means two scrollbars for the page. one on the side, and one for the news. not two for the news alone if that's what you were thinking. (i was confused for a bit too) <br />
but it already has scrollbars like that. so why another one?<!--content-->