<div ... style="overflow:auto; ... />
Christian Bollmeyer wrote:
Am Montag, 8. Dezember 2003 22:23 schrieb Oliver Wulff:
You can specify a minimum height for tables as well, but
AFAIK that's basically all you can do - specifying minimum dimensions. As soon as the contents doesn't fit, things
get stretched automatically. I don't know of any means
to forbid that, but I'm no HTML designer. One thing I
recall is that there are min-width and max-width
attributes in CSS 2.0 (look up SelfHTML for the
details), but none of the common browsers
support these anyway. Furthermore, the only
elements that may have scrollbars attached if
necessary are textarea and iframe. The latter
is what we use in situations like yours.
HTH, -- Chris
NB.: Considering the Java Studio Creator question: well, I applied for the preview release, but it doesn't fit my needs, as Sun told me in a politely set, computer-generated reply without giving further details. Just wonder why - I had specified that we are less than 100 developers, with Java as our main language, doing WebServices/EJB, HTML clients plus the first option, i.e. everything except Swing and that I'm a member of the 'staff' (CEO, CTO, 'staff', should have warned me) among whose tasks is evaluating development tools. Well then, if Sun tells me it doesn't fit my needs, I have no reason to disbelieve them, so I won't bother about it anymore until the final release is out.
Do you have a small example? I tried it in this way <div height="200"> but it didn't work. Should a scrollbar be shown?
I also tried the following <div class="list"> and the definition in the css file div.list { height: 100px; } But it doesn't work either.
Oliver
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I use divs to create a tabbed interface, with a tile per tab for the content. The divs can have a fixed height.
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-----Original Message----- From: Oliver Wulff [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, November 25, 2003 9:15 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Tiles, fixed height, scrollbar
Hi all
Currently, I'm using frames to split my web page. Some frames have a dynamic content with a scrollbar to scroll through the content of the frame.
Can I achieve the same with tiles? Can I fix the height of a tile? If there is more data to display will a scrollbar be shown?
Regards
Oliver Wulff
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