MissVeeDub wrote:
>Hello everyone, new to this list, and i would consider myself an
>imtermediate css developer, and have already looked for an answer to this
>issue, and have had to luck.
>
>The issue is - my dynamic page (PHP) is loading in information on this page,
>and thus because of the amount of information it is loading from the
>database, this creates the need to scroll. However, the page scroll bars
>were greyed out on first attempt.
>
>I then added this code to my styles sheet to see if I could fix the issue,
>and all it does is scroll the background:
>html { height: 100%; margin-bottom: 1px; }
>body { overflow: scroll; visibility: visible; height: 5000px; }
>
>On this page: http://haitianartmasters.com/artist_list.php
>I created a scrolling class that will work on a specific table or area of
>content.
>.scroll { height: 450px; overflow:scroll; }
>But what i would like to do, is just have the page itself scroll, this way
>when i get to the product pages they will just list out...Please keep in
>mind that the pages work fine in IE and Maxthon.
>
>If anybody has any information on this, I would greatly appreciate it.
>Thanks in advance!
>
>Heather Woltz
>
>
Hi Heather,
Your topic is "scrollbar issues in Mozilla/safari". - I'm afraid I don't
quite understand what you mean. In the styles.css stylesheet of your
artist_list.php page is written:
.scroll { height: px; }
and (as expected) this is not making a "scrollable overflow window" of
450px, but showing the whole list from head till feet, which you can
scroll with a normal right side scrollbar.
This is working as well in IE (vs 6) as in FF (1.07) as Mozilla (1.7.1)
as Opera (7.54 and 8.01) as the old Netscape (6.2) under Win98SE.
Is only Safari going wrong? *)
Greetings,
francky
btw 1: The other way (with a separate scroll window) is working also in
FF, see screenshot
<http://home.tiscali.nl/developerscorner/css-discuss/images/screenshot-haitianart.png>.
btw 2: And you never know what happens if it becomes valid html: there
are some suggestions waiting for you in the html-validator
<http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1&uri=http%3A%2F%2Fhaitianartmasters.com%2Fartist_list.php>.
;-)
btw 3: Also some remarks of the css-validator
<http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator?profile=css2&warning=2&uri=http%3A%2F%2Fhaitianartmasters.com%2Fartist_list.php>.
btw 4: The flash intro on the home page is 1.6Mb, quite long waiting ...
(especially for downloading by telephone modem, I guess 5:10 min. on a
56K modem): skip-option?
*)
Or maybe there is a difference between viewing the php-pages locally
(direct) or really viewing the uploaded pages via internet?
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