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Can someone tell me how can I do this.I have a 780x430 site that stays in the middle of a bigger explorer or communicator window.(depending on the users resolution)I want the bottom right
part of the 780x430 window to be a scrollable text.How do I do that.?
I use dreamweaver 4.I don't quite understand how the text tables work.Any easy and fast way to do this??
[ 01-20-2002: Message edited by: phobos ]
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Originally posted by phobos:
<STRONG>Can someone tell me how can I do this.I have a 780x430 site that stays in the middle of a bigger explorer or communicator window.(depending on the users resolution)I want the bottom right
part of the 780x430 window to be a scrollable text.How do I do that.?
I use dreamweaver 4.I don't quite understand how the text tables work.Any easy and fast way to do this??
[ 01-20-2002: Message edited by: phobos ]</STRONG>
Indeed! You have the choice of using a <LAYER> for NS, or <iFRAME> for IE or Mozilla users. There's a really good wealth of information about layers at developer.netscape.com to learn about how to insert documents inside a Layer. And, of course, developer.msn.com will have a whole stack 'o stuff about iFrames.
You can embed either one of these tags within a table cell, and can nest one within the other for compatibility (one browser will ignore the other browser's tag, even though HTML checker programs tell you otherwise)
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Originally posted by phobos:
<STRONG>Can someone tell me how can I do this.I have a 780x430 site that stays in the middle of a bigger explorer or communicator window.(depending on the users resolution)I want the bottom right
part of the 780x430 window to be a scrollable text.How do I do that.?
I use dreamweaver 4.I don't quite understand how the text tables work.Any easy and fast way to do this??
[ 01-20-2002: Message edited by: phobos ]</STRONG>
I'd use an iFrame. It's standard HTML (you can read up on it at w3c.org) if you have Nutscrape users I'd put a link in there that can open the content of an iFrame (a separate html file, but not necess), and make sure you tell them that they are using a browser that doesn't implement well-known internet standards and to please upgrade to IE or something else that does.
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Sorry guys but ARE YOU SERIOUS????????
Either I'm stupid or stupid.....
I wanted something easy and for a first look iFrame needs some heavy html editing.I wante something WYSIWYG.
If it's simple can you please please please explain it to me??
Is there something that I can do with layers on dreamweaver.On a first look it doesn't make the text scroll.
Oh and one thing that I forgot.Thanks for your replies 
[ 01-20-2002: Message edited by: phobos ]
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o.k I managed to make a layer with scrollable text.But have 2 problems
1) I can't make it to render on the correct place
2) I want the horizontal scroll to be locked and only have a vertical scrolling.
Thanks in advance
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