I am new php programmer. I want only horizontal scroll bar.
I am searching in that scrolling is that get answers in both horizontal and vertical scroll bar list.|||May be something like the one below will work for you:
%26lt;div style="overflow-x: scroll;"%26gt;
Put your scrollable contents here
%26lt;/div%26gt;
:-)
Thursday, November 24, 2011
How do i make a horizontal scroll bar with content with HTML?
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i want to put the business cards at the bottom in a table with a scroll bar so that it does not take up a lot of room. whats the HTML code to do this?|||%26lt;div style="overflow-x:scroll; width: 300px; height: 100px;"%26gt;
%26lt;img src="path-to-image-file" /%26gt;
%26lt;img src="path-to-image-file-2" /%26gt;
...
%26lt;/div%26gt;
Change the "width" and "height" attributes of the DIV if necessary.|||You mean vertical scroll bar? So, it can scroll from top to bottom instead of left to right. I think top to bottom is better, though. Here is the code.
%26lt;div style="width: ###px; height: ###px; overflow: auto; border-width: 2px; border-color: #000000; border-style: solid;"%26gt;
Insert anything here.
%26lt;/div%26gt;
Replace the ### of the width and height to your own liking. As well for the border width, color, and style.
Good luck!|||2 options...
1) Instead of a TABLE, use a DIV and set its "width" and "overflow" attributes like so:
%26lt;div style="width: 400px; overflow: auto;"%26gt;[enter biz card here]%26lt;/div%26gt;
2) Use an IFRAME, again setting its WIDTH attribute.
i want to put the business cards at the bottom in a table with a scroll bar so that it does not take up a lot of room. whats the HTML code to do this?|||%26lt;div style="overflow-x:scroll; width: 300px; height: 100px;"%26gt;
%26lt;img src="path-to-image-file" /%26gt;
%26lt;img src="path-to-image-file-2" /%26gt;
...
%26lt;/div%26gt;
Change the "width" and "height" attributes of the DIV if necessary.|||You mean vertical scroll bar? So, it can scroll from top to bottom instead of left to right. I think top to bottom is better, though. Here is the code.
%26lt;div style="width: ###px; height: ###px; overflow: auto; border-width: 2px; border-color: #000000; border-style: solid;"%26gt;
Insert anything here.
%26lt;/div%26gt;
Replace the ### of the width and height to your own liking. As well for the border width, color, and style.
Good luck!|||2 options...
1) Instead of a TABLE, use a DIV and set its "width" and "overflow" attributes like so:
%26lt;div style="width: 400px; overflow: auto;"%26gt;[enter biz card here]%26lt;/div%26gt;
2) Use an IFRAME, again setting its WIDTH attribute.
While using a website, do you find a vertical or horizontal menu bar easier to use?
I am not sure which type to go for. Thanks!|||Well depending on the site structure, number of navigation links. Etc
A horizontal menu might be just as good as the vertical, generally the horizontal is best suited for small company sites, and smaller blogs. While the vertical is used on bigger sites, and in multi-column layouts.
Just keep in mind that the horizontal menu dosn't take advantage of the otherwhise available vertical space, which is much grather then horizontal space. This can be designed-around by creating a drop-down, but these might create other problems.
The horizontal menu also has the dissadvantage, that it easily gets ignored by some users. This is because a lot of "made for advertising" sites with little to no content, uses it for their sponsor links.
As for which of them looks the best, well i think both can look equalley good.|||For me vertical. Horizontal is a pain in the ar*e.|||vertical|||vertical|||vertical, I dont know why but they feel easier to use, plus you have more space for a decent list, horizontal is limited by the width of the page.
|||You should avoid using horizontal as much as possible.|||Horizontal.
-FireDart|||Most of the websites have horizontal menu and people are more accustomed of using horizontal menu in comparison to vertical menu.
I will suggest if you have choice then go for horizontal menu. |||Small site - horizontal is okay. Larger site I prefer the vertical and on the right.
A horizontal menu might be just as good as the vertical, generally the horizontal is best suited for small company sites, and smaller blogs. While the vertical is used on bigger sites, and in multi-column layouts.
Just keep in mind that the horizontal menu dosn't take advantage of the otherwhise available vertical space, which is much grather then horizontal space. This can be designed-around by creating a drop-down, but these might create other problems.
The horizontal menu also has the dissadvantage, that it easily gets ignored by some users. This is because a lot of "made for advertising" sites with little to no content, uses it for their sponsor links.
As for which of them looks the best, well i think both can look equalley good.|||For me vertical. Horizontal is a pain in the ar*e.|||vertical|||vertical|||vertical, I dont know why but they feel easier to use, plus you have more space for a decent list, horizontal is limited by the width of the page.
|||You should avoid using horizontal as much as possible.|||Horizontal.
-FireDart|||Most of the websites have horizontal menu and people are more accustomed of using horizontal menu in comparison to vertical menu.
I will suggest if you have choice then go for horizontal menu. |||Small site - horizontal is okay. Larger site I prefer the vertical and on the right.
I printed a postage on paypal but it came out with little horizontal white lines through bar code, is it ok?
I printed a postage on paypal, but it came out a little smaller then half a page and it has little horizontal white lines going through the bar code. will it be able to read this? worst case scenario can they just punch in the numbers right under the bar code if it doesnt scan? im worried because this package has to be delivered in less then 5 days. thanks.|||Hi There,
Good Post! I love everything about business, escpecially the marketing and advertising parts. These things make or break a business. I've found many ways to advertise my business that might help you. If you have a website, try SEO and PPC (pay per click from Google Adwords).
If you advertise your business offline, try handing out flyers, printing coupons, and yellowpage advertising).
The best method I've found yet is to buy business cards and hand them out everwhere. I buy them from a place online that gives the cards for free and only charges for shipping and handling. I hand these out to everyone I meet, and I leave them on cars where ever I go (I also got a free business card holder that looks really impressive)!
http://www.free-biz-cards.info
Take care and good luck with your business!
Good Post! I love everything about business, escpecially the marketing and advertising parts. These things make or break a business. I've found many ways to advertise my business that might help you. If you have a website, try SEO and PPC (pay per click from Google Adwords).
If you advertise your business offline, try handing out flyers, printing coupons, and yellowpage advertising).
The best method I've found yet is to buy business cards and hand them out everwhere. I buy them from a place online that gives the cards for free and only charges for shipping and handling. I hand these out to everyone I meet, and I leave them on cars where ever I go (I also got a free business card holder that looks really impressive)!
http://www.free-biz-cards.info
Take care and good luck with your business!
How can I make a Dreamweaver spry horizontal menu bar sit central on the page?
I couldn't figure a way so I ended up putting it in a table and aligning that central but I don't think its how its supposed to be done. I'm a total novice to all of it but I managed to bash together a sort of site
www.petepower.co.uk
All pointers gratefully received|||Set the menu in a div and set the div to the exact width needed to contain the menu. Then center with:
margin: 0 auto;
CSS example:
#menu {
width: XXXpx;
height: YYpx;
margin: 0 auto;
}
HTML example:
%26lt;div id="menu"%26gt; menu code here %26lt;/div%26gt;
Ron|||You're welcome. Thank you for BA.
Ron
www.petepower.co.uk
All pointers gratefully received|||Set the menu in a div and set the div to the exact width needed to contain the menu. Then center with:
margin: 0 auto;
CSS example:
#menu {
width: XXXpx;
height: YYpx;
margin: 0 auto;
}
HTML example:
%26lt;div id="menu"%26gt; menu code here %26lt;/div%26gt;
Ron|||You're welcome. Thank you for BA.
Ron
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Idownloaded windows vista &now my screen flips with a horizontal black bar (over & over again) How do I fix?
I upgraded from windows xp. I was able to set my refresh rate at 75hertz from 60 hertz (because 60herts caused the flipping). However, with the new windows vista, I cannot seem to set to 75 hertz like I could before I downloaded vista. ANY IDEAS?|||Did you run the vista compatibility wizard before installing it? A lot of hardware is incompatible with vista and could be a problem with your video card drivers. I suggest you roll back to windows xp and save yourself the endless headaches of vista.
Also, downloaded versions of programs are not the best way to go for stability and reliability.
Also, downloaded versions of programs are not the best way to go for stability and reliability.
What is the text code to add a horizontal scroll bar to your myspace layout?
Im having trouble with the layouts that have top banners because it cuts off half my page....so help would be appreciated! Thanks.|||%26lt;div style="overflow: auto; width: 200px; height: 200px; background-color:white;" TEXT YOU WANT HERE"%26lt;/div%26gt;
also, you can change where it says "white" to whatever color you want.
also, you can change where it says "white" to whatever color you want.
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