Re: netscape equivalent to scroll="no"?

Collette,

Try this...  Standard HTML should be fully crossbrowser compatable.

This is a 3 frame setup, one top frame(header), a left frame (nav), and middle 
frams (main)

The Main Frame has no border and No scrolling.

HTH

Jon

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Bringing Citizens and Government together
www.civicradar.com
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BEGIN CODE:


<frameset rows="216,216">
  <frame src="file:///C|/UntitledFrame-2" name="header">
  <frameset cols="306,571" rows="*"> 
    <frame src="file:///C|/untitled.htm" name="nav">
    <frame src="file:///C|/UntitledFrame-3" frameborder="NO" scrolling="NO" 
name="main">
  </frameset>
</frameset>


END CODE:

Quoting Collette McNeill <collette(at)mlwebworks.com>:

> At 10:53 PM 9/29/03 +0100, you wrote:
> > > Hello,
> >
> > > Does anyone on this list know how to disable scrollbars on a page with
> no
> > > frames
> > > ...for a Netscape browser?
> >
> > > IE does this with the body tag <.body scroll="no">
> >
> >Why do you want to take control away from the user?
> 
> Marten,
> 
> I'm designing a page which doesn't need scrollbars.
> 
> I'm working with stacked layers, scaled to fit within a browser window's 
> height and width.  Browsers add scrollbars where I don't want or need them,
> 
> where logically there shouldn't be any. Flash is not an option; I don't 
> want to resort to a popup window or redirect script to display a page 
> without scrollbars, and setting a CSS style for html and body {overflow: 
> hidden;} doesn't work.
> 
> So I wonder if there's a Netscape/Mozilla equivalent to IE's scroll="no" 
> attribute.
> 
> Do you know the answer to my question?
> 
> I appreciate any help,
> Collette
> 
> 

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