Miss CiCi, if you mean you want to put a scrollbar INSIDE a page, so that
youcan create text in a limited area and the scrollbar will turn up there only
when there's overflow, there's a really neat and quick bit of CSS that does it:

The CSS style in the head is:

.templatescroll {
position: relative;
overflow: scroll;
}

whereas in the body you select the text with

<div class="templatescroll"> content here </div>

and Bob's yer uncle! :grin;

No need to have position:relative there.

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"rosdeoz" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Miss CiCi, if you mean you want to put a scrollbar INSIDE a page, so that
> youcan create text in a limited area and the scrollbar will turn up there
> only
> when there's overflow, there's a really neat and quick bit of CSS that
> does it:
>
> The CSS style in the head is:
>
> .templatescroll {
> position: relative;
> overflow: scroll;
> }
>
> whereas in the body you select the text with
>
> <div class="templatescroll"> content here </div>
>
> and Bob's yer uncle! :grin;
>