AquaGurl14
Ah, just curious, but I was wondering whether is it possible to have more than 1 custom section with invisible scrollbars?
Yes, here's the quickest way, easiest, most stably structured way. Make multiple unordered lists,
ul outside of each other, instead of making them as a child or descendant, of another unordered/ordered list as Freaky has posted in her guide. Also the way she has it structure, it works yes, but that's messy, and as a web developers point of view, I can say horrible HTML structure...
Such as this
[list] unordered list 1 [/list]
[list] unordered list 2 [/list]
[list] unordered list 3 [/list]
Inside of each unorder list, apply a
single ordered list or
ol.
So it'll appear as this
[list] unordered list 1
[list=1] ordered list [/list][/list]
[list] unordered list 2
[list=1] ordered list [/list][/list]
[list] unordered list 3
[list=1] ordered list [/list][/list]
Target each unordered list,
ul, with the nth-child(N) psuedo element. Replace N with the ul order number.
E.g.
#about ul:nth-child(1) { declatation block } will target the first unordered list.
Then target the ordered list inside the unordered list, and apply the properties you want to it.
E.g.
#about ul:nth-child(1) ol { declaration block }
Just apply the background color/image to the ordered list and line it up over the unordered list's scroll bar.
That will target the first unordered list's, ordered list . This will also allow you to have a scroll bar for all three of the
ul elements.
^ Wow, confusing sentence, but yes.
Also if you check out the link in my signature, it's all about CSS. Any questions, I can assist you. So don't hesitate to ask.
cool
@Freaky~ I'm sorry, that was child's play. I did that in a few seconds, at 4:30am in my head...
neutral Which is also more how your guide should be structured...