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validating css stylesheet with w3org
my css file contains
scrollbar-base-color: #454646; and some other elements to customize the scrollbars. when validating I get told that that is not valid css. is there another method to customize the scrollabrs and create valid css? |
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I thought that was IE only.
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ooops
anyway I found a way - I am using an iframe and i wanted to color the scrollbars that appear in my page with the colors i use on my page. i cut out the scrollbars lines from my css file and added it locally to the page that is loaded in the iframe. so the page is still valid xhtml/css also the page from the iframe is not thx |
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Yeah, to the best of my knowledge, all the css scrollbar styling stuff is IE only, and the w3c does not allow it (as far as validation, anyway).
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you should avoid using css extensions or browser specific "css"
and aslong as the extensions doesn't comform to w3's naming policy you shouldn't use them. http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/syndata.html#q4 don't promote mangled code. |
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thx for the info
anyway its only a small glitch. i have only one page where i use an irfame and that iframe has to have scrollbars. and the standard white scrollbars do not fit in my design, so i will have a page (the one used inside the iframe that is not css validated. i will just have to live with that. |
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