"Boris Zbarsky" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... Roland M�sl wrote: <> Very simple answered <> <> think it's without zoom, render it, and after renderin apply the zoom <> It's like You make a print out, put it on a xerox and switch <> a certain zoom factor
<This is precisely the useless answer I asked you not to give. In <particular, this does not answer my question of whether the zoom affects <the size of the div itself or only the size of the contents of the div. Now I understand the key point of Your question. The size of the DIV itself is influenced. <iframe src=..... style=zoom:50% width=600> </iframe> renders an iframe with width 300 and when the contents is to large, the scrollbars are also only 50% of normal size. This is the same as my example with the print out. Print all starting with the block where the zoom is, put the printed paper on a xerox and select a zoom factor. With above example, an IFRAME with width 600 and scrollbars, and after xerox with 50% zoom, everything is smaller including the scrollbars. -- Roland M�sl http://pege.org Clear targets for a confused civilization http://BeingFound.com Web Design starts at the search engine
