Posted by TomB on 11/19/68 11:33

Dylan Parry wrote:

> I think, but I am sure others will disagree, that whilst the browser
> window is part of the user's environment, and not something that I
> should fiddle with, the scroll bars within the page (not the one down
> the RHS[1]) are part of the page, and it would be nice to be able to
> style them to fit with the rest of a design if they are used at all.

I totally agree with that. It wouldn't be a bad thing if w3c added it to
the CSS specs. People who don't like it don't have to use it, and those
who do like it finally can use valid styling code.


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