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I have a frameset header/contents. It's necessary to force the header's scrollbar to be visible to preserve the alignment between the two frames (see www.liceomichelangelo.it for details). What can I do instead of frame src="header.html scrolling="Yes" that doesn't seem to work with netscape/mozilla? |
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"Roberto" <deltacephei (AT) despammed (DOT) com> wrote in message news:c4skhl$qp3$1 (AT) lacerta (DOT) tiscalinet.it... I have a frameset header/contents. It's necessary to force the header's scrollbar to be visible to preserve the alignment between the two frames (see www.liceomichelangelo.it for details). What can I do instead of frame src="header.html scrolling="Yes" that doesn't seem to work with netscape/mozilla? The problem is css, |
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{overflow:scroll;} or ask in comp.infosystems.www.authoring.stylesheets HTH Ivo |
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Try {overflow:scroll;} |
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Bug 44306: scrolling = yes not implemented: forced scrollbars don't show up [behaves like scrolling="auto"][frames] http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=44306 keyword: html4 and it has several duplicate bugs (Bug 48991, 66335, 89130, etc.). |
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