hi Daniela,
I use some JavaScript for a scroll inside the page that only works in Microsoft IE. How kan I check my sites about how far they (don't!) meet these standards, and does anyone know a browser-compatible solution for such a scroll?
you can use "overflow:auto;" on a div which results in scroll bars being added as soon as the contained text/content gets too long.
you can check your site here: http://validator.w3.org/, the validation service of the World Wide Web Consortium. it checks for standards-comliance.
the proprietary scroll bar stuff one of the other posters mentioned is colouring the scroll bars themselves, i believe, not "overflow:;".
hope that helps,
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