http://www.geocities.com/x_forbidden_fruit_x/index2.html

Is there any way to set a page up so that it can't scroll? On the above page, I don't have any content not shown on the screen. However, I can't get rid of the scrollbar. You can't see it, because I colored it so that it would be invisible, since I didn't want a bar. It's over on the right where it usually is. Most of the content is in an inline frame, and when I use anchors in it it scrolls the main screen down. There's no reason for it to scroll, so is there any code I can use to disallow it?

Hmm..not too sure if this will help, but if you're using frames, try this. For the frame html page, add scrolling="no" in the frame tag.

Sorry, but I don't think that'll work. The frame is inline, and the rest of the page is just a plain html document.

there is a css solution but... you may want to reconsider. i viewed your page in an 800x600 res and if there were no scrolling ability, i would not be able to view some of your "main" page stuff. think about accessability before moving forward to kill the scrollbar affect.

if you still want to go for it, navigate into the css forum area, scroll down towards the bottom right of the page you are viewing and there is a search spot there. do a search for "over-flow".

Thanks! The layout is actually meant to be viewed on a larger resolution, and I'm going to be making a seperate 600x800 layout, so it's not a problem.