Unwanted horizontal scrollbar

[dinus]

Hello,

I have this problem with a horizontal scrollbar on my page. Can anyone help me with this problem. My webpage is located at: Dinus at Planet.nl

Thanks,
Dinus.

[kwvarga]

on whatever block element you have the part with the scroll bar do
style="overflow:hidden;"
so like
<p style="overflow:hidden;">

[Atom]

Nice little graphic there ...

[dinus]

theSpear: I don't know where to put it. I have zipped my homepage. Can you look for me where to put the code? My zipped homepage is located here, http://home.planet.nl/~dinus/homepage.zip.

Atom: The big "Nice little graphic" is located here. Enjoy yourself (lol).

Thanks,
Dinus.

[Distorted]

Try putting this in the iframe's css:

[code:1:0e28f743ed]
body {
margin: 0px;
}
[/code:1:0e28f743ed]

That might do it.

If it doesn't, then add this:

[code:1:0e28f743ed]
body {
overflow-x: hidden;
}
[/code:1:0e28f743ed]

[dinus]

The codes in the css didn't work. The mainFrame is not an iFrame.

In the index.htm stand for the left and right frames that they are a X size minus the 794px for the middle frames. There is no left-right scrollbar if you also cant scroll up an down. If the text in the mainframe is so long that there apears an up-down scrollbar, the left right scroll will also apear (beacouse the up-down scroll is taking some plase to and the mainFrame isn't 794px width anymore).

So, does anyone has any sugestion?

Thanks,
Dinus.

P.S. I's sorry that my english isn't correct.

[dinus]

Is there nobody who can help me out?!?

[Vulko]

LOL!!!

The variant with hidding scroll bar is very funny.

I can make it with table, not frames.

[dinus]

I did it! I did it! I just had to put SCROLLING="YES" in the index.htm.
So like:
[code:1:7b8421a861]<frame src="home/home.htm" name="mainFrame" scrolling="Yes">[/code:1:7b8421a861]
I found the solution on the index.htm of a game site.

[Vulko]

I think it's better to use tables or layers (div), but not frames!

[Atom]

Originally Posted by dinus

I did it! I did it! I just had to put SCROLLING="YES" in the index.htm.
So like:
[code:1:827bb63989]<frame src="home/home.htm" name="mainFrame" scrolling="Yes">[/code:1:827bb63989]
I found the solution on the index.htm of a game site.

good going ...

[livetoserve]

iFrames are death on SEO... What's the point of using an iFrame if you're going to use the overflow property in CSS... seems a bit redundant.

A visitor coming to your site through a search engine like google or whatever can get stuck in an iFrame and not be able to get to any other part of your site... So if you insist on using iFrames.. be sure that there's links to other parts of the site within the frames to prevent this.