I've tried a number of the HTML/CSS techniques to get my table to scroll horizontally but none of them work. The table has been wrapped with a DIV and the CSS has included the OVERFLOW code but all to no avail. The code is basically like this:
<div class="Divscroll">
<table>
<tr>
[code]....
I've tried using SCROLL instead of AUTO to no avail. When I change the browser to ZOOM to ~150%, which some users will do, the table just wraps, no horizontal scroll bar. Interestingly, the scroll bars appear (grayed out and unselectable) but the <TD><INPUT... elements just continue to wrap.
Is there a plugin somewhere that will allow a table to horizontally scroll within a set width? I could swear I saw this once but can't find it now. Basically I'm looking for an Excel-like setup. I have a div that's 990px wide and need to constrain a table within that to keep from going off and having the whole thing scroll horizontally. Bonus points for freezing one or more columns on the left.
i have 1 div with scrollbars and another div with a table inside. when user scroll horizontal bar in div1 i want application to scroll the table header from the same amount of pixels and in the same direction. i did not find anything under jQuery about that.. :-(
1. how can i detect in which direction the scroll is done (to the right, or to the left) ? 2. how can i determine how many pixels this scrolling is about ? 3. how to scroll the table header (table tag or th tag) from the same amount of point ?
i found just scrollLeft for now and i'm not successful to use it
I've come up with a way (at least in IE7 and Firefox 2 and 3) to create a table that lets you scroll the body contents while the table header row remains fixed in place.
It's mostly a CSS solution, but it does use the IE CSS expression operator and uses some DOM properties to assign some IE heights and widths. The other CSS solutions I've seen to this problem all tend to be pretty inflexible and hard to implement in the real world for tables of varying sizes. They require that you to hard code your table widths and heights in multiple locations in the CSS and involve the use of more than just one class name assignment.
I wanted a solution that could handle tables of different sizes on the same page. Something that allowed you to assign just one class and allowed the you to specify the height in the actual table that you wanted to lock the headings for.
I tried to keep the HTML table mark-up as clean as possible. All you need do is to simply assign a single CSS class name to a DIV that surrounds the table then assign a height you want the table to be as an embedded style. That's it.
I have a long table of information with a heading at the top. Is there a script to make the headings always stay at the top of my screen while the table information scrolls by.
I have a dynamic HTML table which gets populated by coldfusion and displayed in the page, I have a column called performace which holds numeric values. I need to select the top 3 best performace value in the column and then highlight the entire row in different colours (top 3 values for performance). Can any one help me in doing it?My server can run only Javascript and coldfusion, No Ajax/PHP.I need a complete set of code which such that I will add the script and it performs the calculating and highlighting part.
I have written some JavaScript that I can use to remove a table row from a table. If I have the table:
[Code]...
I also have JavaScript that will add a row to the same table. I've found that if I add a bunch of rows, when I delete one, there is a small amount of whitespace added between the permanent row and the others. It seems like while the row is removed, some remnants of it remain. Is there a way to get rid of it completely?
I'm trying to create a scrolling menu. Example here [URL] I don't think there's an issue with the javascript necessarily. I've tried alternatively using jquery's animate function with scrollLeft and I still get the flickering. I'm thinking it's more to do with the HTML/CSS. For instance I'm wondering if using a table instead of a floated list for the menu might be a step in the right direction.
The problem I'm trying to solve is that the designer would like to limit the total number of entires shown when you click on the drop-down arrow of a select box. I'm starting to think that this isn't possible.
I've tried the following with no luck:
- Setting the height attribute on the select element - Setting a style height for the select attribute - Modifying the same through Javascript - Setting the style overflow-y to scroll - Setting the size of the select element
At some point in my browsing someone claimed that the vertical scroll bars are controlled by the OS/Browser and there are no ways to change this using JS or CSS. That the magic number of IE is 30 entries before the vertical scroll bar shows up.
Originally posted this in the CSS/HTML forum but I was recommended to posting it in here as it seems the solution I'm after would be JS based.Here's the build site so far, a little messy but you should be able to see what I'm after.[URL]...When you click the SHOWS link, I have a scrollto that scrolls horizontally to another (unfinished) div. What I want is for the logo box & navigation box to scroll along with the page, fixed horizontally. But when the user scrolls vertically through content, such as the stuff on the home div, I don't want the logo & nav to scroll.
I found this [URL]... via googling, but I can't make much sense of it as I'm very much a JS noob. I've tried to change element id to that of mine but it didn't do anything.
I'm working on a blog design. (See code below.) I'd like to fix #title vertically so that when people scroll down the blog, it stays in view in the window. I couldn't think of a CSS way to do it. Using position:fixed doesn't work because if someone is viewing the site from a netbook, or simply from a downsized browser on their normal computer, #title is either cut off -- if it's positioned relative to the left -- or it overlaps the blog content -- if it's positioned relative to the right.
I've read suggestions to use Javascript but my Javascript skills are practically non-existent. The suggestions were to use an onscroll handler, and to use scrollTop. This is what I wrote but (probably for obvious reasons) it isn't working:
Code: window.onscroll = verticalFix(); function verticalFix() { var sidebar = document.getElementById("title"); sidebar.style.top = .scrollTop(30);
im trying to make an image appear from the right next to a paragraph of text after clicking a button. The paragraph of text will reduce in size accordingly with the new image now next to it. And work multiple times on a page. vertical hide/reveal which is good but not what im looking for.
The buttons in my dialogs are vertical. Do you know how to set it so that it is horizontally placed. [ok][cancel] into [cancel] [ok] I know I can absolute position them. But is there another setting I can change?
how to make an image/text to scroll as the user scroll the page also? for example if the user scrolls down image/text also scrolls down and when the user scrolls up image/text also scrolls up..
i've been wrestling with this issue for the last hour. I can't seem to get thiscentreddiv to animate properly.What it currently does:A small div, (10x2px) expands to full 100% width and 100% height. However, it expands in the bottom right hand corner of the screen.
What I am trying to get it to do: To expand equally in all four directions.
Code:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> <head>
Using Scriptaculous, I've got a horizontally scrolling list of images that works almost exactly how I want it to - except the images don't loop. If you scroll left at the beginning or right past the end of the list, you just get empty space:
I'm looking to add a nice section on my homepage, which will act like a portfolio for recent work.I was advised to create a wordpress page to update my latest works. This does sound fine and I can work this out. Basically all I am looking for is one image and one paragraph of text per news item. I'd love to lay it out, with the left->right scrolling ability like the below link:
http:[url]....
Are there any examples or tutorials out there doing this which I can learn from? I don't want to have huge drupal things etc installed. I just have a simple HTML page and would like to display this javascript on the homepage.
I'm trying to flip an image horizontally on the client side. Is it possible to rotate or change the orientation of an image by using JavaScript or CSS2?
I have a page in which I need multiple JavaScipt popups. That part works fine, but the popup links, which are images, won't align horizontally. Instead, they line up vertically. I've tried putting them in tables but then the JavaScript doesn't work.
so just a simple questions maybe someone can help me out. I know nothing about java first of all but i do know in this code how to get rid of the comma - the only thing i need to change is to make it paste email results vertically instead of horizontally because it helps me collect emails from some older emails i have
