test testovich wrote:
I wonder if Mozilla browser doesn't support CSS feature of scroll-bars
colouring at all?
BODY { scrollbar-base-color: #000000; scrollbar-arrow-color: #F04720;
scrollbar-DarkShadow-Color: #F04720 }
There's no such properties in CSS (at least CSS2). Here's a quote
from a message on the [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list:
I was just wondering why w3c doesn't support MSIE 5.5 css for
scrollbar?
Disclaimer: I don't have anything to do with W3C.
The IE5.5 scrollbar properties are pretty tied to Windows's model of
what a scrollbar is. For many UIs, things like '3D highlight',
'shadow' and so on make absolutely no sense. Providing a
fully-configurable, it-can-look-like-anything scrollbar is currently
beyond the scope of CSS, and different interfaces provide such
widely differing scrollbars that a general tweakable property is
unlikely to be useful.
(If Microsoft don't even support scrollbar properties in the Mac
version of their own browser, why should W3C consider it?)
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Stanimir <stanio(_at_)gbg.bg>
