Dreamweaver - TBODY and scrolling

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TBODY and scrolling

mitchMitchell

2004-02-16, 10:28 am

I have a long table of data and need to present it in a shortened format, using
scrollbars (I suppose). I've heard that TBODY can be used somehow to do this.
Has anyone tried this method? Or have I been misinformed

Any feedback would be greatly appreciated

stev

Murray *TMM*

2004-02-16, 10:28 am

You've been misinformed.

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"mitchMitchell" <smitchell@amadeus.net> wrote in message
news:c0qhp3$s5$1@forums.macromedia.com...
> I have a long table of data and need to present it in a shortened format,
using
> scrollbars (I suppose). I've heard that TBODY can be used somehow to do
this.
> Has anyone tried this method? Or have I been misinformed
>
> Any feedback would be greatly appreciated
>
> stev
>

Mark Fletcher *TMM*

2004-02-16, 10:28 am

Actually you can do this using CSS, but support is still pretty limited, I
could only get the scroll bar to appear using Mozilla browsers eg FireFox.

Below is the CSS code you need to use

tbody {overflow:auto; max-height:200px;}

HTH

Mark

"mitchMitchell" <smitchell@amadeus.net> wrote in message
news:c0qhp3$s5$1@forums.macromedia.com...
> I have a long table of data and need to present it in a shortened format,
using
> scrollbars (I suppose). I've heard that TBODY can be used somehow to do
this.
> Has anyone tried this method? Or have I been misinformed
>
> Any feedback would be greatly appreciated
>
> stev
>

Joe {RoastHorse}

2004-02-16, 11:28 am

i guess the only way you could do this is to use an iframe. though that
would blow apart the semantics of your table.

joe

Mark Fletcher *TMM* wrote:
> Actually you can do this using CSS, but support is still pretty limited, I
> could only get the scroll bar to appear using Mozilla browsers eg FireFox.
>
> Below is the CSS code you need to use
>
> tbody {overflow:auto; max-height:200px;}
>
> HTH
>
> Mark
>
> "mitchMitchell" <smitchell@amadeus.net> wrote in message
> news:c0qhp3$s5$1@forums.macromedia.com...
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> using
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> this.
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