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#Jscrollbar disappears on resize plus

JEditorPane translation (right one) is not getting the HTML content helpURL (common expected).Įdit: Any of the two and one at a time is showing the content right, plus there is no exception thrown.The above may not be the best way to use css (it means that I have to define lots of css files) but I’m surprised and depressed that it doesn’t display an actual scrollbar, which is all that I need for it to work !Īny flashes of genius ? Can you see any fundamental misunderstanding of how css works ? Many thanks anyway.This is an attempt to get two JEditorPane components sharing a common scrollbar and displaying the same content fetched over a URL. I need to avoid using CSS3’s multiple columns as the target browsers will be old. – refer the php script to a css file (in this case the above-mentioned atwmenu30.css) which positions the top of each button as an absolute % of the height of the Options div. – calculate the height of the Options div (I have deliberately spaced out the rows in the test so I HAVE to scroll) The latter also applies to the horizontal scroll bar in. I don’t know how best to use css to position a variable number of rows of buttons, so I: The vertical scroll bar will only show if, in datasheet or continuous forms view, there are more rows than can be accommodated in the form at its current size, or, in single form view, if the form's current size is shorter than the design area. The top of the screen including the “Previous page” and “Top page” buttons is defined in a fixed div and is fine. Therefore a user can’t scroll down to the next 5 rows of option buttons in the Options div.Įach menu page has a variable number of option buttons (sometimes well over 100) which I want to display in this example there are 30 buttons in 10 rows of 3 buttons per row. My problem is that the wrapper div doesn’t display an actual scrollbar even though its fixed height (653px) is less than the height of the “contained” div Options (in this case 990px), which I would expect to trigger the display of a scrollbar. What you see in the screenshot are the divs’ scrollbar AREAS (I don’t know a tec term for them) – not actual scrollbars. During testing, I intentionally display both scrollbar areas so I can see what’s going on (or not). 2-) items get added and the list displays a vertical scrollbar. 1-) you dont have a vertical scrollbar since list does not need one yet. Does not happen if the vertical scrollbar is there at the beginning, only happens when. Thanks and sorry for lack of clarity Paulie_D. Does happen rarely in Chrome, it happens more frequently in Edge/Firefox. Thanks so much for any help you can give me.

I won’t always want a scrollbar I just set overflow:scroll so the test displays the scrollbar area even if there’s no scrollbar.

#Jscrollbar disappears on resize code

Yes, I can get rid of default code eventually but I’m leaving it in so I can test with different values eg to display the 2 scroll bar areas side-by-side. I would expect the outer scrollbar area (belonging to the OptionsWrapper div) to contain a scrollbar as the Options div has a greater height (990px) than the OptionsWrapper div (currently set at 653px to match my small laptop). I would expect the inner scrollbar area (belonging to the Options div) to be “empty” – as it is – because $options_height is calculated as 990px which is enough to hold all 10 rows of buttons. You can see 2 scrollbars – one for each div. The problem is that I can’t scroll down to the other 15. There should be 30 buttons laid out according to the. The resultant HTML is valid, according to Opera

The HTML (created by PHP) which produced that page was:

#Jscrollbar disappears on resize download

I can’t see a way to attach a screenshot in the forum so you can download it here: Very frustrating – as all incorrect programming is ! css which positions the buttons’ top as a % of the height. I calc the height of the div to fit these rows then call a. In case you are wondering why I set the height of the contained div… I have to populate it with a variable number of rows of option buttons. I don’t want to rely on CSS3 as my target browsers will be old. I have changed widths and set overflow:scroll for both divs to ensure that I can see any scroll bars but the scroll bar area is never filled with a scroll bar. If the contained div has a height which is greater than the height of the wrapper div, surely the wrapper div should display a vertical scrollbar if I set overflow:auto ? Not for me it doesn’t ! Here’s my code: Īctually the “990px” is a variable which is sometimes more and sometimes less than the wrapper div’s height of 653px. I have a contained div “Options” within a wrapper div.