S
Scott
It seems that when a block-level element has the css
property "overflow" set to "auto" then, whether it has
scrollbars or not, any autoscroll functionality, arrow
keys, and similar do not scroll the entire content when
it is selected. Because of the nature and purpose of
this property, scrolling should work fine when "auto"
behaves like "show" or "hide".
property "overflow" set to "auto" then, whether it has
scrollbars or not, any autoscroll functionality, arrow
keys, and similar do not scroll the entire content when
it is selected. Because of the nature and purpose of
this property, scrolling should work fine when "auto"
behaves like "show" or "hide".