scrolling (HTML attribute)
| IE5.5+ | FF1+ | Saf1.3+ | Op9.2+ |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full | Full | Full | Full |
| Depr. | Version |
|---|---|
| No | HTML 4.01 |
scrolling="
{ auto | no | yes }
"Example
Scrolling is disabled on this
iframe:
<iframe src="iframe-content.html" height="200" width="200" frameborder="1" scrolling="no"> <p>Your browser does not support iframes. That kinda sucks, eh?</p> </iframe>
Description
Much like you can with aframe element, you can
instruct the browser to suppress scroll bars from appearing using
scrolling attribute, regardless of the content that
appears in the iframe.If no
scrolling attribute is applied, the default that
browsers revert to is "auto", so there is very little
good reason for applying scrolling=”auto” within the
iframe; you are almost always going to use it for the
purpose of suppressing scroll bars, using the value of
"no", particularly when you want the
iframe to be embedded in such a way that it does not
appear to look like something ‘stuck clumsily on to the
page’.
Value
"yes",
"no" or "auto"
only
Compatibility
| IE | 5.5 | Full |
|---|---|---|
| 6.0 | Full | |
| 7.0 | Full | |
| Firefox | 1.0 | Full |
| 1.5 | Full | |
| 2.0 | Full | |
| Safari | 1.3 | Full |
| 2.0 | Full | |
| 3.0 | Full | |
| Opera | 9.2 | Full |
| 9.5 | Full |
Every browser listed supports this attribute.
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