Scrolling in Webkit / mozilla while overflow is hidden?

Pretty sure this is one of those cases where Opera does it differently from everyone else. Overflow is supposed to prevent scrolling if its value is hidden, not just hide scroll bars.

Pretty sure this is one of those cases where Opera does it differently from everyone else. Overflow is supposed to prevent scrolling if its value is hidden, not just hide scroll bars. If you really want to hide the scroll bars, but still want to scroll the window or its contents, you can use JavaScript / DOM script to do it.

Sorry but you have been mistaken, the overflow-x:hidden or overflow-y:hidden must be applied to the html element, not body element. But in just the case I have googled it and found these link tell me if they did any help. webmasterworld.com/javascript/3560359.htm artmov.com/dev/snippets/apply-overflow-x... (In this link I found the above mentioned statement.) haslayout.net/css/Document-Scrollbars-Ov... In this link I found that you should apply directly overflow value in the tag.

Hope it works!

Tested several things, but no chance. Does not work with overflow: hidden on html or body or any other element. – Sn0opy Mar 15 at 13:19.

If you're setting overflow: hidden on any element, you're explicitly telling it that the contents should be hidden, and therefore can't be scrolled to. If you want the contents to be scrollable, then you need to use overflow: auto. Why would you ever want to scroll something you're telling the browser it should not scroll?

It's contradictory.

But overflow: auto will show show the scrollbars. I don't want scrollbars but the functionality to scroll. – Sn0opy Mar 15 at 18:00 How will people scroll without having any scrollbars?

– Phil Powell Mar 18 at 10:59.

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