There are a couple of possible solutions: You could use a background image on the . JspTrack which is the width you require and centered e.g. . JspTrack { background: #fff url(/path/to/image.
Png) repeat-y 5px 0; } This way even through the . JspTrack is the width of the . JspDrag it's background makes it look less wide.
You could try using negative margins on the . JspDrag to pull it outside the . JspTrack e.g. .
JspVerticalBar . JspTrack { width: 5px; background: #c4c4c4; } . JspVerticalBar .
JspDrag { margin: 0 -5px; width: 15px; background: #363636 } Possibly you could use left instead of the negative margin. Both of these solutions are untested but they should give you a good start...
Thx a lot for these answers – Timothée Oct 30 '10 at 11:15.
I don't know much about that plugin but I can give you a solution set the color of . JspVerticalBar to transparent or same color as that of background and put another vertical bar (fake one . .) right on the .
JspVerticalbar so that it looks as what you want.
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