... I frames....

oh, right, yeh i uploaded the wrong version.. a m8 of mine told me to try that so i did ;)

If you have a div or a table with a fixed width in the reference HTML file that you have set to the width of the iframe, make sure the width of the iframe is that width — of the div or table — plus the scrollbar width (16 ±2) plus the page's left-margin and right-margin. So for example:

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If width of TABLE = 300, left and right margins = 10;
300 + 16 + 20 = 326.

In IE6, the least integer for the scrollbar width is 14, making the above 324 instead.
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EDIT - After looking at the code, try putting the test text into a table or div with a fixed width. Then do the above.

Design wise, get rid of the pixelated background!! :D

hey .... your code is diff from mine
http://www.infamousonline.com/donttrip/index.htm *EDIT* Click the image

iframe src="home.html" frameborder="0" name="iframe" height="296" width="296">

as opposed to yours

IFRAME SRC="exempel.htm" NAME="frame" HEIGHT="385" WODTH="400" ALIGN="center" FRAMEBORDER="0" FRAMESPACING="0" BORDER="0" NORESIZE="yes"

im not sure what it is try my code. . . . it might work...

Hey, I'm no expert like some of the others here, and I can't view that page you linked. But I think marbles on to something. Put everything in the source file in a 100% table. That does it for me everytime. Then fit the iframe and the cell it's in on the main page, and the sidescrollbar should go away.

Second of all, that css code to change the scrollies in the iframe shouldn't go there. I't should go in the head of the source file (exempel.htm) in order to get the scrolbar changed.

Patric.

yes.. do what the dude above me said... put all your crap into a table and set it to 100% width... also the page you're putting into the ifram... make set the margins to 0...