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I have not paid at all. By the way, I just noticed you are from The Netherlands. So am I.

It also happens in Firefox:

http://www.dyn-web.com/code/scroll/vert.php

Thanks for your reply.

I get the same problem when I use the original source code. When I click on the mouse button (and do not release the mouse button) and directly leave the area of the scroll...

Almost everything is solved. There is only one problem remaining. When I leave the area of the scroll buttons (triangles) and the mouse button has not been released yet, the content keeps scrolling. ...

Thanks for your reply.

I would like to refer to the 3rd question in my 1st post:



CSS triangles are NOT images and therefore cannot be treated as such. They can only be realized as follows:

I am not sure what you are trying to say.

"<a><div></div></a>" (<div> inside an <a>)

Update:

As you can see in the code above I changed “mouseover_up” and “mouseover_down” into “mousedown_up” and “mousedown_down”.

However, something undesirable happens now. When I click on the...

Correction: I mean W3C.org.

Thanks, this works. However, I think it is strange to have a <DIV> element inside an <A> element.



<div id="scrollLinks">
<a class="mousedown_up" href="#"><div class="triangle"><div...

Recently I found an online tutorial to create scrolling DIV content with graphical scrollbars. Before reading on you may want to take a look at the link below:
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