http://www.drostdesigns.com/css-overflow-property-creating-frame-like-pages/ Web Site Design, Hosting and Marketing Tips and Tricks Fri, 25 Jul 2008 15:35:29 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 http://www.drostdesigns.com/css-overflow-property-creating-frame-like-pages/#comment-41557 sandeep Mon, 11 Jun 2007 11:49:10 +0000 http://www.drostdesigns.com/css-overflow-property-creating-frame-like-pages/#comment-41557 the overflow:auto make scroll bars visible. What i want is when text rendered is height should keep on increasing rather than a scroll bar(exact effect of word-wrap:breakwword). Is that possible through CSS? the overflow:auto make scroll bars visible. What i want is when text rendered is height should keep on increasing rather than a scroll bar(exact effect of word-wrap:breakwword).
Is that possible through CSS?

]]> http://www.drostdesigns.com/css-overflow-property-creating-frame-like-pages/#comment-36315 millionthmonkey.org » A guide to code excerpts Sun, 20 May 2007 01:43:26 +0000 http://www.drostdesigns.com/css-overflow-property-creating-frame-like-pages/#comment-36315 [...] The first, word-wrap: break-word, is Microsoft proprietary and only works in Internet Explorer 5.5 on Windows or Safari 1.3+ on Mac. It will make word-wrap happen in those browsers, and it even breaks individual words that are too long for the container - word-break example. The second, overflow: auto, will give you in all browsers scrollbars when the content exceeds the width or (if specified) height of the container - overflow example. The useful overflow property takes other values: visible, hidden, and scroll. Interestingly, divs with overflow set to auto can make a good alternative to frames and iframes. On this blog - at the moment, at least - I specify both methods in my CSS, and get wrapping in IE and scrolling in Firefox. ← [prev] De-animatorSpeak your mind » [...] [...] The first, word-wrap: break-word, is Microsoft proprietary and only works in Internet Explorer 5.5 on Windows or Safari 1.3+ on Mac. It will make word-wrap happen in those browsers, and it even breaks individual words that are too long for the container - word-break example. The second, overflow: auto, will give you in all browsers scrollbars when the content exceeds the width or (if specified) height of the container - overflow example. The useful overflow property takes other values: visible, hidden, and scroll. Interestingly, divs with overflow set to auto can make a good alternative to frames and iframes. On this blog - at the moment, at least - I specify both methods in my CSS, and get wrapping in IE and scrolling in Firefox. ← [prev] De-animatorSpeak your mind » [...]

]]> http://www.drostdesigns.com/css-overflow-property-creating-frame-like-pages/#comment-4006 Take the Web » Code excerpts - xmp and pre Tue, 10 Oct 2006 12:31:33 +0000 http://www.drostdesigns.com/css-overflow-property-creating-frame-like-pages/#comment-4006 [...] The first, word-wrap: break-word, is Microsoft proprietary and only works in Internet Explorer 5.5 on Windows or Safari 1.3+ on Mac. It will make word-wrap happen in those browsers, and it even breaks individual words that are too long for the container - word-break example. The second, overflow: auto, will give you in all browsers scrollbars when the content exceeds the width or (if specified) height of the container - overflow example. The useful overflow property takes other values: visible, hidden, and scroll. Interestingly, divs with overflow set to auto can make a good alternative to frames and iframes. On this blog - at the moment, at least - I specify both methods in my CSS, and get wrapping in IE and scrolling in Firefox. [...] [...] The first, word-wrap: break-word, is Microsoft proprietary and only works in Internet Explorer 5.5 on Windows or Safari 1.3+ on Mac. It will make word-wrap happen in those browsers, and it even breaks individual words that are too long for the container - word-break example. The second, overflow: auto, will give you in all browsers scrollbars when the content exceeds the width or (if specified) height of the container - overflow example. The useful overflow property takes other values: visible, hidden, and scroll. Interestingly, divs with overflow set to auto can make a good alternative to frames and iframes. On this blog - at the moment, at least - I specify both methods in my CSS, and get wrapping in IE and scrolling in Firefox. [...]

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