FrontPage Scroll Bar

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I need to be able to hide or display or even to change the scroll bar's
location on the web pages when i browse them on the internet browser, i.e.
Internet Explorer.
 
Whether the scroll bar displays or not is a function of the browser.
Why would you want to hide it. If the page is bigger than the view port how is the viewer
supposed to see the hidden part??


As for moving it you can put it on the left side by adding this to the <body> tag :
style="direction: rtl;"

Like this <body style="direction: rtl;">

or you can create a scrollable frame or iframe or other container.

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Steve Easton
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thank you very much Steve :) that really helped :-D
but why i need to hide it; is because if i was working on a page full of
bookmarks, i dont want the user to, lets say, view that this page consist of
bookmarks; just to be able to navigate the page without the need for it to
use the scroll.

and for the frmaes, i know its a solution but what i really wanted is for
the page, as page not within the frames.

but i really thank you great big times. but yet if you still can provide me
with an answer for that :)

have a nice day.
 
and oh... one more thing... if i used this code to transfer the scroll bar
position; the whole test changes its location as well!!!! i dont want that to
happen... so... any suggestions???
thanks again :)
 
Set the text to align="left"


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Steve Easton
Microsoft MVP FrontPage
95isalive
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The only way i know of to disable the scrollbar is to display the info in an IFrame that is
set to not display scrollbars.
However, I really don't think it's a good idea.

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Steve Easton
Microsoft MVP FrontPage
95isalive
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I think there's a style setting:

overflow-x:hidden
overflow-y:hidden

But I don't know about the browser support for these. overflow-x turns off
the horizontal scroll bar.
 
thank you very much... :) but i found my answer :-D
it goes like that.... next to the body tag just type scroll=no
i.e. <body scroll=no

hope this can make you sth good :)
i'm happy that i found it :)
 
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