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[juicedup77 0]

This is the code I used for my page. Whatever is in red can be changed: <STYLE TYPE="text/css">BODY{scrollbar-face-color:red; scrollbar-shadow-color:black; scrollbar-highlight-color:black; scrollbar-3dlight-color:red;scrollbar-darkshadow-color:black; scrollbar-track-color:maroon; scrollbar-arrow-color:white}</STYLE>you can change your scroll bar color

[zarjay1405241470 0]

Changing the scrollbar colors actually isn't part of the W3C standard, but you can still do it anyway. However, unlike other CSS attributes, you can't shorten your variables (e.g., put #333 instead of #333333).

[kelp 0]

Not compatible with some browsers, but cool otherwise. You can customise it to blend in with your layout.

[KyoNiwa 0]

According to lissaexplains.com The scroll bar color change css is only for Internet Explorer. An interesting marquee bit is that they can scroll up and down<marquee behavior=scroll direction="up">Marquee</marquee>and<marquee behavior=scroll direction="right" bgcolor="#990000" width="20%" scroll amount="9">.::Welcome::.</marquee><marquee behavior=scroll direction="left" bgcolor="#ff9900" width="20%" scroll amount="9">.::Welcome::.</marquee><marquee behavior=scroll direction="right" bgcolor="#003333" width="20%" scroll amount="9">.::Welcome::.</marquee><marquee behavior=scroll direction="left" bgcolor="#663300" width="20%" scroll amount="9">.::Welcome::.</marquee>But these too only work for Internet Explorer