I actually WANT an iframe scroller in FF, but...

[descom]

I've searched and seen all the posts complaining about what seem to be obligatory scrollbars in iframes when viewed in Firefox.

I have the opposite problem.

As you can see at http://www.designingpixels.com/ave6/stillPhotos.html , Firefox will not display a scroller for my iframe. The content (http://www.designingpixels.com/ave6/stillPhotosTxt.html) is more than enough to overflow this box, but no scrollbar appears, even when I set the iFrame and the div it's in to auto.

If anyone has advice, I would sure appreciate it.

[toicontien]

You're not understanding the Standard Box Model (http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/box.html#box-dimensions). The DIV that contains the IFRAME is 330 pixels tall. The IFRAME is 330 pixels tall, plus 4 pixels for the top and bottom borders. The IFRAME height is actually 334 pixels tall in Standards browsers (the correct height).

[descom]

Forgive me, but regardless of the height of the iframe, or the div it sits in, or the html page that is being loaded into it, I do not get a scroller in FF.

Were you able to view the problem in FF?

[Major Payne]

You must have fixed the problem. I just viewed your page and get both a horizontal and vertical scroll bar. I can scroll entire contents you have in iframe using FF. BTW, FF just had a new security update so hope you got it.

Ron

[toicontien]

I saw two sets of scrollbars actually in Firefox. What version of Firefox are you using descom?

[capnjeremy]

Why do you need an iframe here? Couldn't you just have a div with overflow for that content?

[Major Payne]

I saw two sets of scrollbars actually in Firefox. What version of Firefox are you using descom?Version 2.0.0.5 is out. All FF updates are security updates with some bug fixes.

Ron