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CSS customized scroll bar in div
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In a div I gave overflow auto to have a scroll bar to display the content that exceeds the limit
My scroll bar appears in blue color that doesn't suit my layout how can i change the color
div#navigation{background:#efe9b9; overflow:auto}
This is the css i am using ... I want brown colored scrll bar
How to get it
(except in IE)You can't change Scrollbars with CSS only, check out the JScrollPane for a Cross browser compatible scrollbar changer.
You can in IE, but I think it's been deprecated (or removed in IE8).
You can also do it in Safari.
Be warned that it will affect usability negatively.
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Hide scroll bar, but while still being able to scroll
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on a menu
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Could someone explain to me what are the possible benefits of the CSS behavior where a child elements top and bottom margins render outside the block-parents render bounds?
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Body.
Pure html.
Css..
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Stretch image in iron-image element
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Check out this jsbin
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How can I disable a browser or element scrollbar, but still allow scrolling with wheel or arrow keys?
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After using the code:
body{
overflow:hidden;
}
The scrollbar disappears from the right-hand side of the page but as a consequence, I can no longer scroll up or down the page unless I click the scroll wheel on the mouse and drag in the direction I wish to scroll. Any ideas on how to combat this?
the purpose of overflow: hidden; is not to hide the scroll bars - that is a consequence of what is really happening, that is - all the content that exceeds the "visible" area is clipped (hidden).
You are basically looking for something (hiding scrollbars) that is not the purpose of overflow: hidden;
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Remove white space below image
I have this page HERE. All four boxes with the images (one long horizontal and 3 smaller ones at the bottom) all have empty space below the image and above the bottom border. If I make these boxes have a pixel height it goes away but I need to leave it at auto because its a responsive site (work in progress). I cannot figure out what I'm missing. Any suggestions would be great!
CSS is HERE
Thank You!!!
You can set the images inside those boxes to:
display: block
That should solve it.