How can I make pretty scrollbars using HTML/CSS/JScrollPane?

No you should be able to grab the images. For example one of the arrows is here:

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No you should be able to grab the images. For example one of the arrows is here:

. The easiest way to find this is use your browser's inspector (Chrome and Safari has this built in, Firefox use Firebug, no comment on IE).

Just rightclick on the scrollbar or the part of the scrollbar that you are interested in for the image and do "Inspect Element. " From there you can see the css for that element and in this case they are using the background-image property and you can just grab the URL from here. If you are not a graphic designer I would just find already existing images on the web (assuming the creator allows this).

For jQuery in general I would suggest perusing the documentation api.jquery.com/ to see what is available to you (I assume you know Javascript) and just start using it. Experience is a great teacher in this case.

– twpc Feb 7 '10 at 1:43 I guess I wasn't really thinking when I wrote that comment. Once I was on the actual image page, I was able to copy and save it in my own directory. Thanks!

– twpc Feb 7 '10 at 2:24.

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