If you mean the view "*appadmin/select/db?query=your query"* actually the
table with the resulting rows is wrapped in a div with "overflow:auto".
Therefore if you have more columns than the width of the browser a
horizontal scrollbar will be shown and the table will scroll horizontally.
The horizontal scrollbar (that is managed by browser not by web2py) is
positioned after the last displayed row but you can scroll the table with
arrow keys on the keyboard.
For the sake of completeness, if the div wrapper had "overflow:hidden" you
couldn't see any scrollbar.
Il giorno domenica 13 aprile 2014 03:01:35 UTC+2, User ha scritto:
>
> In appadmin, if I query a table that has more columns than the width of my
> browser there will be a horizontal scrollbar places on the div containing
> the database rows. I find this annoying because in order to scroll
> horizontally I have to go to the bottom of the search results first to find
> the horizontal scrollbar and then scroll.
>
> If the containing div had overflow: visible then I could use the browser's
> horizontal scrollbar which is much more convenient. My question is what
> purpose does having overflow = hidden serve in this context?
>
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