When I use the web browser object I always get a border and a "transparent" scroller. Even if the site is 400*400 and my web browser object is 500*500. Can I delete the border and scroller?
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When I use the web browser object I always get a border and a "transparent" scroller. Even if the site is 400*400 and my web browser object is 500*500. Can I delete the border and scroller?
Add: scroll="no" to the HTML body tag to get rid of the scroller. The border can't be undone but someone pointed out you can cover it up with text objects as a work around.
Corey Milner
Creative Director, Indigo Rose Software
Getting rid of the scroller is easy. Just add scroll="no" to your body tag, like this: <body scroll="no"> or like this <body bgcolor="#000000" scroll="no"> I don't think you can really get rid of the boarder. There was a thread on this a while back, and people were using long thin pictures laid over the boarder to get rid of them, I never had much luck with that myself, but it might be worth a try.
Oh, it was text objects not picture objects. No wonder it never worked quite right for me. I guess I need to learn to pay a bit more attention.