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browser properties
- Thread starter slimwadie
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crazyboybert
Programmer
the easiest way is to use css.
in your stylesheet use
body{overflow:hidden;}
or in your body tag use
<body style="overflow:hidden;}
you can also set this property for individual scrollbars like this
body{overflow-x:hidden; overflow-y:visible;}
however be careful when doing this to specift both the x and y scrollbars or ie5 will get confused.
There is a third property for scollbars which is auto
body{overflow:auto;}
this will display a scrollbar only when neccessary. However this will break netscape6 when used on the body tag so it is inadvisable to use it like this at the moment.
hope this helps
rob
in your stylesheet use
body{overflow:hidden;}
or in your body tag use
<body style="overflow:hidden;}
you can also set this property for individual scrollbars like this
body{overflow-x:hidden; overflow-y:visible;}
however be careful when doing this to specift both the x and y scrollbars or ie5 will get confused.
There is a third property for scollbars which is auto
body{overflow:auto;}
this will display a scrollbar only when neccessary. However this will break netscape6 when used on the body tag so it is inadvisable to use it like this at the moment.
hope this helps
rob
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