> Is the page also triggering *standard compliant mode* ?
> Otherwise IE7 is just a slightly upgraded IE5.x, and will see
> - and use - every hack that's ever created for those old versions -
> including the 'star html' hack.
Yes, it is triggering standards compliance mode. I see that the h-bar
Daniel Hammond wrote:
>> No wonder. You must not let IE7 see that style on the html element
>> - that's what the 'star html' hack is there for.
>
>
>
> The horizontal bar was still there when I had the star in the code
> (as it is now).
Is the page also triggering *standard compliant mode* ?
> No wonder. You must not let IE7 see that style on the html
> element - that's what the 'star html' hack is there for.
The horizontal bar was still there when I had the star in the code (as it is
now).
Daniel Hammond
www.objectivedesigns.com
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Daniel Hammond wrote:
>> Hide the horizontal overflow on the html-element in photothumbs.htm
>> - and any other page IE6 has problems with, and the problem is
>> solved.
>>
>> * html {overflow-x: hidden}
>
>
>
> Alright, we're halfway there. That got rid of the horizontal bar, but
> the stylin
> Hide the horizontal overflow on the html-element in photothumbs.htm
> - and any other page IE6 has problems with, and the problem is solved.
>
> * html {overflow-x: hidden}
Alright, we're halfway there. That got rid of the horizontal bar, but the
styling is still not there. Also, for some weir
Daniel Hammond wrote:
> www.objectivedesigns.com/photothumbs.htm.
> There is nothing on the page that loads in the iframe that would
> cause any content to be wider than the iframe itself.
Yes, there is - an IE6 bug to be exact :-)
IE6 hides, but can't always get rid of the width of, the scroll
.
As an aside, I think divs and iframes sort do the same when it comes to
scroll bars.
Don
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Subject: Re: [css-d] Horiz scrollbar in IE
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I googled this:
http://www.velocityreviews.com/forums/t161194-horizontal-scrollbar-problem-in-frame-with-ie.html
According to the post it claims that this is an ie bug -- it only shows
both or no scrollbars when in iframes. Why do you need the iframes?
--
Joel Goldstick
www.columbuswebmakers.c
> Daniel,
> Iframes only allow scrolling or no scrolling as you know so
> the only way to eliminate the horizontal scroll bar is to
> either make the iframe wider or reduce the width of the
> included page. There appears to be extra space on the right
> side so make the contents narrow. The i
If you go to www.objectivedesigns.com and click the "photography" link, you
will see that in IE, an unnecessary horizontal scrollbar is put on the
iframe that holds the thumbnails. The only thing that I know will fix this
is to remove the page's doctype, but obviously that's not really an option.
A
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