over flow on cells

[kiers]

is there a piec of code i can write to make the cell go to scroll instead of stretching? thanks
help much appreshiated

[sh4d0w]

That i know of no... The only way would be to add an iFrame

-sh4d0w

[kiers]

ohhhh and errrrrr :blink: how wud i do that :huh:

[sh4d0w]

Here is a link to a tutorial I made on iFrames, Just the iframe inside the cell where you want it to appear...

http://forums.gfxvoid.com/t-1335.htm

Hope if helps! if you dont understand it, let me know i'll help ya out

[tacoX]

I always try to discourage users from using from using iFrames. Google and other search engines tend to ignore the content inside iframes.

I have used them in the past, but I suggest you try using php includes if you can.

[kiers]

Originally posted by sh4d0w+Mar 22 2005, 08:46 AM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(sh4d0w &#064; Mar 22 2005, 08:46 AM)</div>

Here is a link to a tutorial I made on iFrames, Just the iframe inside the cell where you want it to appear...

http://forums.gfxvoid.com/t-1335.htm

Hope if helps&#33; if you dont understand it, let me know i&#39;ll help ya out

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cheers m8y ill give it a try

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I always try to discourage users from using from using iFrames. Google and other search engines tend to ignore the content inside iframes.
I have used them in the past, but I suggest you try using php includes if you can.

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thanks but i dont think im ready for php yet im only just beginin, i only just know html and some css. thanks for the encouragment tho.

[sh4d0w]

Originally posted by tacoX@Mar 22 2005, 08:29 AM
I always try to discourage users from using from using iFrames. Google and other search engines tend to ignore the content inside iframes.
I have used them in the past, but I suggest you try using php includes if you can.

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Yea if he can. we dont know if his host has php enabled :P

[Dumb Genius]

Dont use iframe they suck a lot

Use CSS associated to a DIV

HTML:

<div class="overflow">CONTENT</div>

CSS:

.overflow *{
 * * * * *width: 300px;
 *height: 300px;
 *overflow: hidden;
	} *

change the attributes of the overflow class to what you want. hidden can be changed to auto or other stuff that I cant remember right now, maybe scroll or something like that.... just look at some CSS tuts or google it.