Changing The Color Of Scrollbars to those who still dont know how

leiaah · February 24, 2005

Place this code after the first body tag <body> or after the title tag <title><style></style>this will have a green color. You may change the hex values to match the colors of your web pages. this works with Internet Explorer but not on Mozilla. I haven't tried it with netscape, though.

Arbin Gurung · February 24, 2005

Previously when i was learning css 2 years back i tried with netscape it didn't worked. but now i dun know but i think it won't work in netscape though it will definately run in ms ie

Serious Gamer · February 25, 2005

yah dude pretty much every1 who noes HTML is able to create there own with ese

The GGs · February 25, 2005

beeseven · February 26, 2005

You shouldn't need the . Those desginate comments (putting text between them only shows up in the source and isn't displayed on the page). Style tags work fine without them, and I've never tried what it does with them. It shouldn't matter, though.

Shackman · February 26, 2005

<style>


</style>[/quoet]

Where should I put these?

-Shackman

leiaah · February 27, 2005

<style>


</style>[/quoet]

Where should I put these?

-Shackman

54198[/snapback]

you can place that after the the body tag <body>

or under the title tag <title>

NotoriousZach · February 27, 2005

Yeh i think the  would make them not work? I know they aren't needed and if im thinking right the page wont read it since its HTML..... the  are comment tags that tell the browser not to read what is inside of them....Basically just notes for the webmaster.

Hamtaro · February 28, 2005

Actually, I think with CSS, the comments hides it for browsers that don't understand CSS. I think it works like it does with JavaScript. I could be wrong, though. I've never used comments with CSS.I use that code with my site, but it doesn't work with Firefox, so I don't see them.

NotoriousZach · February 28, 2005

Hmm didnt know that, but thanks ill read up on it, seems like something I may need to know. If i find anythhing good Ill post here.

the_furious1 · March 1, 2005

you dont need <!-- and --!> and the code

<style>body{scrollbar-face-color: #9CCF00;scrollbar-shadow-color: #687888;scrollbar-highlight-color: #FFFFFF;scrollbar-3dlight-color: #687888;scrollbar-darkshadow-color: #DCE0E2;scrollbar-track-color: #BCBFC0;scrollbar-arrow-color: #000000;}</style>

goes to <head>

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