it's not so bad. just put this within the cell:
<div class="scroller"> your stuff that returns the values </div>
then on your style sheet:
..scroller{
background: transparent;
border: thin dotted #0000FF;
height: 100px;
overflow: auto;
width: 300px;
}
ok, just keep in mind that the attributes of the .css above are just for
demonstration and you can change them to suit.
HTH
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> I am designing a site with FP 2003 and using an Access 2003 database to
store submission form entries. Two of the fields are memo fields, and I am
giving the user the opportunity to submit up to 1,000 words in each
describing the geographic area they cover and the scope of services they
provide.
>
> My problem is on the display within cells of these 2 fields in my results
page (which I created in the FP 2003 Database Results Wizard). I have placed
these 2 fields in separate columns side by side in a table, and specified a
cell width of 200 and a cell height of 50 for each cell, and have set the
page to display 5 results at a time in row form (default setting I believe).
I want the user to have the ability to scroll through and read all of the
extra text for these 2 fields within those 2 cells whenever the amount of
text exceeds the specified height and width of the cell (I would prefer a
scrollbar on the right side of the cell only, not along the bottom).
>
> I can not figure out how to put a scrollbar in these cells so that field
results which exceed the height and width I have specified will appear. All
I get are cells that show all of the characters entered and stretch far down
the page.
>
> If anyone can assist me, I would greatly appreciate it. I might also add
that I am somewhat of a novice at this, so any responses with examples,
links and/or in layman's terms would be greatly appreciated.
>