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Posted by Vince Morgan on 12/21/06 08:32
"Slick50" <spam@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> http://messiah.scojul.homedns.org
>
> Hi. I've noticed sites that do not offer scrollbars when the window is
> resized smaller than the content. I'd like to use that feature too. I
> thought I could position: absolute; the body element, but that doesn't
seem
> to have any effect. Is there a simple, one-element way to do this, or do
you
> need to position several elements in specific ways?
>
>
And, just in case you do decide that you are the best judge of what your
site should look like, you could look at "css min-width". If you wrap
everything in a div with a minimum width, that width is the point at which
the scroll-bar will appear.
You will need a hack for IE though. However, I beleive from what I've read
on here recently that IE7 supports the normal min-width now, rather than the
'expressions' method.
HTH
Vince Morgan
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