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[frozen.fish]

very nice and useful didnt know that too lol.

thanks a lot for sharing it!

[iGuest]

Css Trick: Hide Disabled Internet Explorer Vertical ScrollbarCss Trick: Hide Disabled Internet Explorer Vertical Scrollbar

Seems to me iGuest that you would need to use "scroll" instead of "auto".

Give that a try.

-reply by thorongil

[iGuest]

This is really good info. I've been trying to find a way to have all browsers have the vertical scroll bar showing all the time so that the shorter pages don't shift as you go from page to page, because of the scroll bar coming in and out. I keep forgetting to try targeting the html when I want to effect something with css. Making the html have an overflow: hidden and then the body have overflow: scroll makes that happen. The default IE scroll bar was always causing problems.

[iGuest]

Scroll barCss Trick: Hide Disabled Internet Explorer Vertical Scrollbar

I have also try this : "This vertical scrollbar is always there, even if the length of the page does not require a vertical scrollbar."

Is it the problem of web server? And how can be fixed?

Thank you

 -reply by Man Yan

[iGuest]

Stopped my scrollingCss Trick: Hide Disabled Internet Explorer Vertical Scrollbar

thorongil you are a star. I have been trying to stop my pages from shifting left because of the scroll bar and you have fixed it for me. It works beautifully in FF and IE with- html {overflow: scroll;}in the css. Thanks a million.

-reply by BayTheMoon

[iGuest]

THANKS MAN!Css Trick: Hide Disabled Internet Explorer Vertical Scrollbar

I was fighting two days with this! The worst browser without a doubt!!

Thanks a lot man!

A tight hug from Argentina!

-reply by Ariel

 

[iGuest]

How to enable scroll bars in IE 7.0 when child elements are absolutely positionedCss Trick: Hide Disabled Internet Explorer Vertical ScrollbarI have a button and a html table with in a div, which in turn is another table and the link goes on till HTML tag level.I have set the position for the button and linked html table as absolute. This use to bring up the IE scroll bars automatically in IE 6. But the same things does not work with IE 7.0.I have tried too many combination based on the above feedbacks but nothing seems to be working for me.To put it in one line, I have html table being displayed on click of a button exactly under the button. When the information in the table is large, the data flows beyond the visible screen, but IE 7.0 do not produce any scroll bars.Any help would be appreciated.-reply by sharad0703

[iGuest]

Thanks everybody about this explination! I take a lot of time try to erase the scrool bars and now I do it easy! It work for me in all the browsers I know! I used "overflow: hidden;" because with "Overflow: auto" give me error in Opera.Thanks a lot palls!;)-reply by realvst