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You can also throw your content into a <div> that has the height, width and scrolling options set to limit its size and allow scrolling. This has the same limitations as a scrollable table -- newer browsers only. What kind of effect are you going for? If you just want to display a bunch of data, Scott Klement is right. An HTML table is really all you need. Browser users are used to vertical scrolling. Mike E. On Tue, 26 Oct 2004 17:20:13 -0700, Joe Lee <leejd@xxxxxx> wrote: > Actually I believe this capability is a function of CSS , not > HTML/XHTML. You need to use the <tbody></tbody> tags along with the > <thead></thead> and/or <tfoot></tfoot> tags. Basically you use the style > of the <tbody> element to specify the size of the element and then also > specify overflow:auto or overflow:scroll. This will give you a fixed...
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