Firefox doesn't allow this. Most other browsers will recognize "overflow:hidden;" or [scrolling="no"] but Firefox does not apply either of those.
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Browse All TopicsI have a form with a select box with size 3. option can be more than 3. The problem is with vertical scrollbar, it always appears in firefox(not in IE) even option is less than 3.
I want to remove this ugly/unnecessary vertical bar. I tried "scrolling='no' " and other overflow styles but it is not ready to go anyway..... do you have any idea???
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Unfortunately mozilla ignores any JS scrollbar manipulation (in this instance at least) and ignores CSS for it.
The SELECT element is rendered at a point beyond the reach of CSS and HTML. This is more a design issue than a functional one. Users won't notice or care if the grayed out scroll bars show up on screen.
I object to the closure as the question has been answered and answered correctly. It might be what the question asker is looking for for but unfortunately there s no other way.
The reason for closing of "Because I did not get any solution ..." is therefore not true or valid. The solution just isn't what was being looked for.
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by: Tomarse111Posted on 2009-04-08 at 05:54:42ID: 24096625
As far as I know this cannot be removed as it is part of Firefox.