You rule.
Thanks a bunch.
Matt
> The CSS properties overflow, overflow-x (overflowX in JS), and overflow-y
> (overflowY in JS) are probably what you are looking for.
>
> Values:
> visible Content is not clipped, and scroll bars are not added. Elements are
> clipped to
> the size of the containing window or frame.
> scroll Content is clipped, and scroll bars are added even if the content does
> not exceed
> the dimensions of the object.
> hidden Content that exceeds the dimensions of the object is not shown.
> auto Content is clipped, and scrolling is added only when necessary.
>
> They should work on objects in IE5, some on IE4 too (but not on Mac). For
> example on BODY it only works in IE5, but on a DIV in IE4 except on a Mac
> where it's supported from IE5.
>
> Try this (worked for me):
> document.body.style.overflowX = "hidden";
>
> /Lunna
>
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