How to hide Horizontal scrollbar in HTML & CSS

[KaramChand]

Hello World,

I have image which is much larger in size and when i paste that image horizontal scrollbar automatically comes and i don't want that i would like to know how to hide the horizontal scrollbar even if my image exceed the required screen resolution?

it would be ok if vertical scrollbar remains but the horizontal scrollbar should be hidden.

i have tried inserting the following code.to hide the horizontal scrollbar but it hide the vertical scrollbar as well

body style="overflow-y:hidden" "overflow-x:hidden"

please help

[Mecurtis]

The overflow-x:hidden declaration is meant to hide the horizontal scrollbar regardless of window size. That was the intent because of IE's tendency to include a horizontal scrollbar even though the page content didn't necessitate it.

A properly designed album shouldn't have images so large that they require horizontal scrolling anyway. If your album has images that large, then I wouldn't recommend using the "overflow-x:hidden" fix to hide the horizontal scrollbar.

I came up with this fix as a quick, easy solution to implement, but it's not perfect. I'm sure there are other ways to deal with this IE horizontal scrollbar issue, and Mark has shown us one of them.

[Khushal]

Try Making your panel 10 pix wider? This will help you to set your picture size within the text area.

I checked the Protected properties and there's one called HScroll which, when set to false *should* make the Horizontal Scrollbar not show, even when AutoScroll is true (according to the docs).

So, I tried it out ... I sub-classed a Panel and set HScroll to false in the constructor and used MyPanel on the form. The ScrollBar still shows up though ... but you just might want to try it yourself ... maybe I screwed something up.

The functionality of the HScroll property can also be accomplished through calls to the GetScrollState and SetScrollState methods using ScrollStateHScrollVisible as the parameter.

[X-Ray]

The best work around I've found is to make sure all the controls are in the Client Area and then (if necessary) call PerformLayout() to force the Framework to re-evaluate the necessity of the horizontal scrollbar.