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Overall Rating: 4.2

Spook E on Jun 5, 2001 at 9:43:14 PM	Rating: 5
tops i think, could someone tell me if this will work with an iFrame and if the code needs to be in each seperate page or only the main page containing the iFrame thanks. davebad@hotmail.com
thewebkid on Dec 19, 1999 at 2:26:48 AM	Rating: 2
Ok, I am pretty disappointed with this article. I remember needing a DHTML scroll control that I could customize and seeing this article and gagging. I ended up writing one of my own that works beautifully. I will have to make it into a behavior and distribute the code online. You can see the current iteration (WAY cool) at http://thewebkid.com/scroll/red. -WebKid
Torbjorn on Dec 16, 1999 at 6:51:15 PM	No Rating
OK, neat, but the horizontal scrollbar irks me. You see, I'm investigating ebook production, and at present I can get most of what I want from IE5, but I dearly would like to get rid of the HORIZONTAL scrollbar in a frame where the (long) texts scroll. The vertical scrollbar obviously is essential (that's why I looked at this thing, to see if I couod replace the entire scrollbar pair), but the horizontal one just steals one displayed line in the frame. They are locked to each other in the normal setup. Can I disable only the horizontal one? (The problem is mentioned somewhere on this site, but nobody has answered the question yet.) t.hogvall@mbox317.swipnet.se
guest on Nov 25, 1999 at 12:12:17 AM	No Rating
see the srcolling layers at http://www.thekitchen.nl
sandmanz on Nov 24, 1999 at 4:02:04 PM	Rating: 5
Bloody Rox, i mean.. Really bloody rox. :) I used this tool throughout the office intranet and all upcoming backends for my coldfusion based customers.

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