Dreamweaver - Frames and Scroll Bars-Hidden and Working?

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Frames and Scroll Bars-Hidden and Working?

Ashmanz webforumsuser@macromedia.com

2003-11-27, 6:42 pm

Im setting up a website with a custom frame interface. Ive set the borders value to "0" because i dont want them visible, but How do I do the same with the "Scroll bar"? and still have the mainFrame able to scroll up and down? Also ive been trying to figu
re out how to change the color of the scroll bars and have had no luck. Any tip and help on this problem would be really helpfull. THanks

V3 - GBX

2004-03-08, 3:29 pm

i don't know how to make scroll bars invisible, but if u need the html code for
the scroll bar you can get them at www.hypergurl.com

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Murray *TMM*

2004-03-08, 3:29 pm

That code fails on any page with a valid doctype, i.e., any page created by
DMX2004 - just so you'll know.

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"BatteryLow" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> On a website that I''m currently working on, I used css to change the
style of
> my scrollbar. Here is an axample of the css that I used. You can try it
out
> and then format it to meet your needs.
>
>
>
> body{
> background : White;
> color : #333333;
> font-family : Verdana, Geneva, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
> font-size : 10px;
> font-style : normal;
> font-weight : normal;
> margin :0px;
> background-image : url(images/bbo/tile.gif);
> scrollbar-3dlight-color : #999999;
> scrollbar-arrow-color : #006546;
> scrollbar-base-color : #666666;
> scrollbar-darkshadow-color : Black;
> scrollbar-face-color : #FFFFFF;
> scrollbar-highlight-color : #FFFFFF;
> scrollbar-shadow-color : #FFFFFF;
> scrollbar-track-color : #DDDCDC;
> }
>

BatteryLow

2004-03-08, 3:29 pm

On a website that I''m currently working on, I used css to change the style of
my scrollbar. Here is an axample of the css that I used. You can try it out
and then format it to meet your needs.

body{
background : White;
color : #333333;
font-family : Verdana, Geneva, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
font-size : 10px;
font-style : normal;
font-weight : normal;
margin :0px;
background-image : url(images/bbo/tile.gif);
scrollbar-3dlight-color : #999999;
scrollbar-arrow-color : #006546;
scrollbar-base-color : #666666;
scrollbar-darkshadow-color : Black;
scrollbar-face-color : #FFFFFF;
scrollbar-highlight-color : #FFFFFF;
scrollbar-shadow-color : #FFFFFF;
scrollbar-track-color : #DDDCDC;
}

BatteryLow

2004-03-08, 4:28 pm

BatteryLow

2004-03-08, 4:29 pm

Yes I agree. When creating a website one must take into consideration which browser their users will most likely be using. I found that the above css works perfectly on IE 6.0.

Murray *TMM*

2004-03-08, 4:29 pm

Not in a page with a correct doctype it doesn't. This means (unless you
have changed something) any page created by DMX2004.

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"BatteryLow" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Yes I agree. When creating a website one must take into consideration
which browser their users will most likely be using. I found that the above
css works perfectly on IE 6.0.