I need a scrollable window that I can position anywhere..

L

Lenny

Should I use an iframe or just a layer with the overflow set to
scroll?

Thanks
Lenny
 
L

Leif K-Brooks

Lenny said:
err... make that a DHTML layer or CSS layer whichever you want to call
it.

Please don't use the term "layer", it's very hard for anyone to
understand. Anyway, I would style a <div> element with overflow:scroll.
This begs the question of why you want to do this, though.
 
L

Lenny

I have a small content area that has more content than the area will
show. Why wouldnt I do it?

Lenny
 
B

Beauregard T. Shagnasty

Quoth the raven named Lenny:

[Top posting corrected]
I have a small content area that has more content than the area will
show. Why wouldnt I do it?

Every browser I've ever used already has a scroll bar of some kind.
Just put your content in a regular page and let the visitors scroll as
they are already accustomed to doing.
 
L

Lenny

Quoth the raven named Lenny:

[Top posting corrected]
I have a small content area that has more content than the area will
show. Why wouldnt I do it?

Every browser I've ever used already has a scroll bar of some kind.
Just put your content in a regular page and let the visitors scroll as
they are already accustomed to doing.

That's no fun. Make being a web designer kind of bland after awhile...
 
L

Leif K-Brooks

Lenny said:
That's no fun. Make being a web designer kind of bland after awhile...

Not poking your eyes out makes being a human kind of bland after a
while, too. That doesn't mean you should poke your eyes out.
 
K

Kris

Every browser I've ever used already has a scroll bar of some kind.
Just put your content in a regular page and let the visitors scroll as
they are already accustomed to doing.

That's no fun. Make being a web designer kind of bland after awhile...[/QUOTE]

Web design involves more than the graphical presentation of a site. If
you are only responsible for the graphical part, then pity you.. :)
 

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