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 Posted 4/24/2007 4:38:52 AM |
| | Hi,
I have a dialog page with a fair number of controls, stacked vertically. However, no scrollbars appear, and the bottommost controls simply disappear. From inspecting the css, I see the body has the overflow property set to 'hidden', which explains the absence of the scrollbars. Is there any (supported or unsupported) way of overriding this? If not, any suggestions for alternative ways of building such a page?
TIA
- Henrik
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Henrik Nielsen |
| | Posted 4/24/2007 8:56:53 AM |
| | You are correct that the standard body style hides the overflow, that's the standard CRM styling. The only workaround I can think of is to use a tab control and group all your controls on the first tab (or better yet: organize your controls on more than one tab to prevent the need for scrolling). The content of the tab allow for scrolling the overflow which should solve your problem.
Jeremie Desautels VP, Product Marketing c360 Solutions |
| | Posted 4/25/2007 7:20:17 AM |
| | Hi Jeremie,
thanks, that's a good suggestion, I'll try that.
- Henrik
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Henrik Nielsen |
| | Posted 1/21/2008 8:47:18 AM |
| | | Hello, I'm faced with the same issue and would like to try this same approach for solving the problem. I am wondering if this solved the problem for you. And... if perhaps you would be kind enough to share some sample code that allows you to redirect an aspx page to the tab control. Thanks! |
| | Posted 1/22/2008 7:17:14 AM |
| | | Let me answer my own question. It is in fact very simple and you don't have to resort to the tab control. All you need to put is a 'scroll="yes"' attribute to the page you are redirecting too (i.e. <body scroll="yes"> . This obviously assumes that you are able to modify that aspx. |
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