Chris Hardie wrote:
> And I presume because when the left attribute is assigned a negative
> value, the calculation of the canvas's width is not increased, so
> scroll bars are not added?
The fact is that "browsers" decided to providing horizontal scrolling to
one side only - the right side, beca
Chris Hardie wrote:
> And I presume because when the left attribute is assigned a negative
> value, the calculation of the canvas's width is not increased, so scroll
> bars are not added?
>> Though it is taken out of the normal flow, it is still painted on the
>> "canvas" (CSS 2.1: 2.3.1: "the s
And I presume because when the left attribute is assigned a negative
value, the calculation of the canvas's width is not increased, so scroll
bars are not added?
> Though it is taken out of the normal flow, it is still painted on the
> "canvas" (CSS 2.1: 2.3.1: "the space where the formatting st
Chris Hardie wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm wondering if someone could point out where in the spec the following
> behaviour is defined. If I use absolute positioning to position an
> element off the left-hand side of the screen, I don't get any scroll bars:
>
>
>
> No scrollbars to see here! C
Hi,
I'm wondering if someone could point out where in the spec the following
behaviour is defined. If I use absolute positioning to position an
element off the left-hand side of the screen, I don't get any scroll bars:
No scrollbars to see here! Carry on!
However, if I try to posit
