I basically have something setup like this:
HtmlPage with iFrame calling on my GWT page:
The GWT(FOO.html) that is in the iFrame has:
The layout of my GWT page is basically a HSplitPanel that splits two
vertical splitpanels - on the left it is basically 2 evenly
distributed area and the right
any suggestions?
On Jul 9, 5:06 pm, shaselai wrote:
> I basically have something setup like this:
>
> HtmlPage with iFrame calling on my GWT page:
> marginheight="0" marginwidth="0" scrolling="no" overflow:"hidden"> iframe>
>
> The GWT(FOO.html) that is in the iFrame has:
>
>
> The layout of m
Make the content the right size?
Ian
http://examples.roughian.com
2009/7/10 shaselai
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> any suggestions?
>
> On Jul 9, 5:06 pm, shaselai wrote:
> > I basically have something setup like this:
> >
> > HtmlPage with iFrame calling on my GWT page:
> > > marginheight="0" marginwidth="0" scrolli
which content? I tried making the inner panels smaller but eventually
the panels will need the scrollbars. It is the outer scrollbars that i
want to get rid off - they are just there not doing anything while the
inner scrollbars are scrolling individual panels..
On Jul 10, 12:30 pm, Ian Bambury
You'll only get the scrollbars if the content is too big. For example (and
though it's hard to tell from the image it looks like you might be doing
this) setting the width to 100% then adding a 1px border meaning that the
content will always be 2px too big and therefore trigger scrollbars.
If that'
Create an outer-div and set the CSS property 'overflow: hidden'. The
will clip the outer content, rather than showing scrollbars. however,
as noted by Ian, if your content is too big for the outer frame it's
not going to look right -- you need to figure out your inner-panels.
The overflow:hidden
