It's more an usability issue here. It's as simple as an user looking for a
normal/simple/used-to scrollbar, and then you have a div with a yellow with
red scrollbar instead. That uses to confuse a lot of users, some think it's
pretty cool, but most of the time the users get confused and don't real
On 18/03/07, Brandon Aaron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You might want to check out jScrollPane [1] and I'm currently working
> on a new scroll window plugin myself [2], but jScrollPane is going to
> be stable and mine will for sure be changing a lot in the near future.
thanks! that saved my bacon
You might want to check out jScrollPane [1] and I'm currently working
on a new scroll window plugin myself [2], but jScrollPane is going to
be stable and mine will for sure be changing a lot in the near future.
BTW ... I'm still not convinced that using a custom designed scroll
bar cross-platform
sorry, bad bad typo: hi husy = hi guys
:)
On 18/03/07, Schnuck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hi husy,
___
jQuery mailing list
discuss@jquery.com
http://jquery.com/discuss/
hi husy,
i somehow figured out how to have multiple instances of the jquery
scrollbar on the same page - however, i would like to use those
scrollable divs in a auto-centered fixed width layout. i cannot seem
to be able to modify the code in a way so the scrollbars move with the
centered layout. i
Ahoy list,
Is there a good jQuery scrollBar out there? I started using the iDrag
library from interface which I think may lead to half of the solution
but didn't see a clear way to rig things up because the onDrag method is
a bit slow (or i'm doing something wrong). If anyone can point me to a
