quick html question... scrolling="no"???

Ketchupisyourfriend · March 1st, 2003

Ok I'm making an active desktop and I'm trying to get a sliding menu from the right side. It works fine on the left, but when I put it on the right it makes scroll bars which I don't want. The object is to have the menu mostly hidden to the right, then it slides on screen when you click it. Like I said it works fine if I hide it to the left, but on the right it wants to let me scroll over to see everything. I know if you're making frames you can put scrolling="no" but what about just for the body? Is there somewhere I can tell it not to scroll?

Ketchupisyourfriend · March 2nd, 2003

I managed to do it by doing:

<style>
body.noscroll {overflow:hidden}
</style>

<body class="noscroll">

it seems to work just fine, if anybody would like to reccomend a different way feel free

**X-Istence** · March 5th, 2003

Originally posted by ketchup=friend
I managed to do it by doing:

<style>
body.noscroll {overflow:hidden}
</style>

<body class="noscroll">

it seems to work just fine, if anybody would like to reccomend a different way feel free

This is most probably the only way, you can play with the overflow:<*> setting a bit to make it the way you want.

March 1st, 2003	Top \| #1
Ketchupisyourfriend OSNN Senior Addict Joined: December 2002 Posts: 262 Reputation: 0 Power: 114	quick html question... scrolling="no"??? Ok I'm making an active desktop and I'm trying to get a sliding menu from the right side. It works fine on the left, but when I put it on the right it makes scroll bars which I don't want. The object is to have the menu mostly hidden to the right, then it slides on screen when you click it. Like I said it works fine if I hide it to the left, but on the right it wants to let me scroll over to see everything. I know if you're making frames you can put scrolling="no" but what about just for the body? Is there somewhere I can tell it not to scroll?

March 5th, 2003	Top \| #3
X-Istence * Joined: December 2001 Location: USA Posts: 6,490 Reputation: 2808 Power: 217	Originally posted by ketchup=friend I managed to do it by doing: <style> body.noscroll {overflow:hidden} </style> <body class="noscroll"> it seems to work just fine, if anybody would like to reccomend a different way feel free This is most probably the only way, you can play with the overflow:<*> setting a bit to make it the way you want. My blog!

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March 2nd, 2003	Top \| #2
Ketchupisyourfriend OSNN Senior Addict Joined: December 2002 Posts: 262 Reputation: 0 Power: 114	I managed to do it by doing: <style> body.noscroll {overflow:hidden} </style> <body class="noscroll"> it seems to work just fine, if anybody would like to reccomend a different way feel free