Don Miller wrote:
> http://www.dgmservices.com/test/iframe.html
> http://www.dgmservices.com/test/div-test.html
>
> The above are two test pages. The div-test shows odd results for
> different browsers. Works great in IE5 and IE6 on Win 98 but does
> different things in NS7, Mozilla, and Opera.
Use 'overflow: auto;' instead of 'overflow-x: hidden; overflow-y: auto;'
if you want cross-browser reliable results. The outcome is the same in
IE/win.
> Any ideas if this can be easily made to work in multiple browsers or
> is iframes the best cross-browser solution?
Different solutions for different situations.
If you want to get through in all browsers, then a scrollable div is the
best option. I tend to avoid scrolling elements in pages - unless
there's no other option within a given space, since browsers have a
perfectly good scrolling-mechanism of their own for ordinary layouts.
regards
Georg
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