Browsers cut content in horizontal scroller?

Question:

Some browsers seem to cut the content in my horizontal scroller, while others browsers are fine. What can I do about that?

Answer:

When the actual width of the content exceeds the width specification for the scrolling content layer, some browsers cut the content to fit the layer, while other browsers extend the layer to fit the content.

Try setting the 'width' attribute for the DIV element with ID ‘dmx1Content’ to a higher value.
Do this in the styles defined in the <head> section of your page and not through the Properties panel, because then DW writes the styles directly on the nested layer causing problems in older browsers like Netscape 4.x!

Note:
This explicitly does not apply to the vertical scrollers, as in that case declaring a height for the content layer is a potential problem. When the height declaration for a layer is omitted, it will automatically collapse/extend to fit its content.

Comments

Netscape 7 problems

October 5, 2003 by Michael Tuffin

When previewing a scroller genie page with ns 7, i notice that when i use the scroll wheel on my mouse it scrolls the entire set of layers up the page, not just scrolling the text. Any help with this thank you.

RE: Netscape 7 problems

October 5, 2003 by Marja Ribbers-de Vroed

Scrolling the scroller content using the mouse wheel only works in IE on PC.
Other browsers do not support this.

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