You could try adding overflow: hidden; to .navcontainer ul
which removes the horizontal scrollbar for me, not tested in IE
only firefox.
Hope thats of use.
kvnmcwebn wrote:
Hello,
A client has requested that a long menu be contained in
a fixed hieght situation with a vertical scroll bar.
This appears to be a box model width issue. You have a couple of options.
1. Use a hack to send a thinner width to firefox (adds padding to width)
2. Remove any padding/margins/borders from elements that have a
specified width
3. My favorite (and in discussion currently on this list) is to
There is the overflow-y: scroll; property to force a scroll bar on the
vertical axis. You will still need to manage the width of your list to work
with the new scrollbar.
Ted
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brillant thanks,
Adding overflow: hidden; to .navcontainer ul does exactly what
i need it to in firefox-i.e didnt respond to it.
http://www.mcmonagle.biz/otinavtest.htm
Ted:
Adding the overflow: y-scroll property takes care of ff and ie.
-thanks
Joseph:
I tried wrapping the lot in the
You do want to set the width on that div, that way the nested elements
stretch to its width.
kvnmcwebn wrote:
brillant thanks,
Adding overflow: hidden; to .navcontainer ul does exactly what
i need it to in firefox-i.e didnt respond to it.
http://www.mcmonagle.biz/otinavtest.htm
Ted:
