javascript thread: How does the browser decide when to put a scrollbar for data displayed using div tags ?
Hi !
I am facing a problem with the vertical scrollbar for div tags.
I have a frame on my page, for which scrolling is set to "auto". Its
occupying the left part of the web page and is used for navigating the
site. This frame has layered data using div tag which is arranged like a
tree menu. The menu expands or collapses dynamically which is handled by
showing or hiding the div tag. When I expand the tree, for some set of
data, it shows a vertical scrollbar even though it is not required. Based
on which attributes does the browser decide when to put a scrollbar for
this div tag ? I am using IE 5.x and Netscape 4.7. I am not using the
overflow attribute of div tag because I want scrollbar for the entire
frame and not just the div tag.
Can somebody help me in finding a solution for this problem ?
Thanks !
Regards,
Aarti