I need a vertically scrollable div of a specific width. However, setting the width to, say, 200px will actually give me (for example) 190px of available spa开发者_开发问答ce, and 10px of scrollbar, e.
I am working on a project for a class. We are to write a quick-sort that transitions to a insertion sort at the specified value. Thats no problem, where I am now having difficulty is figuring out why
I have a div, it will be a certain fixed height. Say 500px. Generally it will have content blocks longer than 500px and using overflow: auto; a scrollbar will appear in the element. However on some oc
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My problem is best outlined with this schematic/image which outlines how I want it to look: ! I have a background image and 2 divs for text over the top of it (headline, and intro-text). I also hav
You can reproduce this by running this test case. The results are shown in the screenshot below. The issue is that on Firefox, when adding a overflow: hidden on the \"block\" (with grey background in
Merged with How run-time detects buffer overflow?. On Windows 7,I compiled the below snippet with Visual Studio 2008 as a debug project:
I expected that the padding inside a div would remain clear of any text. But given the following html/css, the content-text spills out into the padding;
There is a div element with specified height and it contains lots of span elements so scrolling is needed to see elements which are initially invisible due to overflow.
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