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CSS: changing a scrollbar color
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on 2006-07-28 03:09:20 (edited 2006-07-28 03:10:38)
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i've created a div.scroll { overflow: scroll; height: 490px; } so that people could view a long page longer than 490px in height in a 490px long table.i'd search a few sites(mainly w3schools.com)and couldn't find any useful sites...so,i'd like to know if there's a way to change the view or color of the scroll bar? ps: the div is as follows: < div class="scroll">contents< /div>(without the spaces) |
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Re: CSS: changing a scrollbar color
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by HongyNgyWongy
on 2006-07-29 18:50:14
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http://www.iconico.com/CSSScrollbar/ perhaps? Using the controls below you can easily change the scrollbar colors for your HTML page. Enter hexadecimal color values, for example: "#FF0033", in the textboxes and the preview areas on the right of the page will update to show your new colors. The 'Base Color' can be used to shade the entire scollbar, and the following colors to further refine parts of the scrollbar. The cascading style sheet code for the scrollbars that you create is displayed automatically below. By copying this code and pasting it into your HTML page you will be able to quickly change the scrollbars for your website. You can select styles from the dropdown menu, and create new ones. Any new styles that you create will be automatically saved as you create them. You can return to this page at any time and see your styles or create new ones. Please note that colored scrollbars are only available for Internet Explorer, not Mozilla or Firefox, if you are not using Internet Explorer then the tool will not appear below.
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Re: CSS: changing a scrollbar color
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on 2006-07-31 07:53:19 |
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drat...no FireFox...cause i was hoping if i can change the colors for FireFox and IE... |