[thelist] Overflow Property in Netscape

[gregory.john.toland at census.gov]

Thanks guys.  I also just found something that said the overflow:scroll is
not supported in NN 4.X.

P.S.
     James, did you mean to point to
http://www.siteexperts.com/dhtmllib/demos/scroller/page5.asp in your second
link?

Thanks again!

Gregory J Toland
 Sr. Systems Architect
 CHM, Inc.
 (301) 457-8058
 tolan002 at census.gov



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From: "James Aylard" <jaylard at encompass.net>
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Subject: RE: [thelist] Overflow Property in Netscape
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Erik,

> Looks like your problem is here:
> >    <div id="Test1" name="Test1">
> Indicate you're using a custom class by saying class="[...]" .... like:
> <div id="Test1" class="Test1">

     The W3C provides no name attribute for the div element. However,
Gregory
was using an id in his style sheet, not a class, so assigning a class here
is meaningless, and won't make any difference to the problem he is having.
     Since I suggested using a div (which I knew would work in IE, but did
not
know for certain would work in Netscape 4.x), I will suggest a link that
might be helpful:

http://www.siteexperts.com/dhtmllib/demos/scroller/page1.asp

Especially note the cross-browser example at:

http://www.siteexperts.com/dhtmllib/demos/scroller/page1.asp

hth,
James Aylard