Firefox / iframe / scrolling

system · 11 Październik 2005 18:56

Witam

Zrobiłem stronę z iframe. Pod IE jest wszystko ok, tzn jest pasek do przewijania w ramce.

Jednak firefox nie wyświetla mi tego paska, w związku z czym przewijanie jest utrudnione. Możecie pokazać mi na przykładowej prostej stronce co poprawić, aby był pasek przewijania? http://witanos.w.interia.pl/help

W firefoxie widoczne są ? Jak rozwiązać ten problem?

adpawl · 11 Październik 2005 19:37

U mnie wyświetla poprawnie zarówno pod IE jak i pod FF :roll:

…Możesz sprawdzić, czy to pomoże:

dołącz sobie css’a w sekcji head

…a w iframe pozostaw scrolling=“yes” lub daj scrolling=“auto”

co do spacji …powinno być: ** ;**

UHO · 11 Październik 2005 19:45

u mnie w firefoxie jest ok a na ogół używam opery i wcisnąłem Ctr+Alt+V(Sprawdź poprawność) a wyniku masz tu:)

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system · 12 Październik 2005 13:52

Dzięki wielkie za pomoc prawdopodobnie to mój firefox jest kopnięty, bo u innych jest scroll.