Rails - Mar 2006 - scrollbar doesn''t show on the right place when using partial( )

Hi, 

I''m using partial() to connect ours pages togother,
however, one of the partials is larger than the other,
when it happens, instead of create a scrollbar on the
browser, a scrollbar appears at the end of the
partial, since the partial is in the middle of the web
site. it isn''t really good... So does some one know
how to remove the scrollbar on the partial and put it
on the browser?

Thanks you very much

Saiho

 

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On 3/8/06, Saiho Yuen <sayoyo@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> I''m using partial() to connect ours pages togother,
> however, one of the partials is larger than the other,
> when it happens, instead of create a scrollbar on the
> browser, a scrollbar appears at the end of the
> partial, since the partial is in the middle of the web
> site. it isn''t really good... So does some one know
> how to remove the scrollbar on the partial and put it
> on the browser?
>
That isn''t something that normally happens with partials, you must be
wrapping the partial in some kind of div/stylesheet.
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Josh on Rails wrote:
> On 3/8/06, *Saiho Yuen* <sayoyo@yahoo.com
<mailto:sayoyo@yahoo.com>> wrote:
> 
>     I''m using partial() to connect ours pages togother,
>     however, one of the partials is larger than the other,
>     when it happens, instead of create a scrollbar on the
>     browser, a scrollbar appears at the end of the
>     partial, since the partial is in the middle of the web
>     site. it isn''t really good... So does some one know
>     how to remove the scrollbar on the partial and put it
>     on the browser?
> 
> 
> That isn''t something that normally happens with partials, you must
be
> wrapping the partial in some kind of div/stylesheet.
Yeah.... look for a style "overflow: scroll;"... You might need to
rethink how you''re
positioning stuff in your page too; fixed sizes can be problematic.

b

Yes, the partial is inside of a <div>, should I remove
the <tag>??? but since our css is "linked" with <div>
so it may cause some other problem...
 

--- Josh on Rails <rails@thewehners.net> wrote:
> On 3/8/06, Saiho Yuen <sayoyo@yahoo.com> wrote:
> >
> > I''m using partial() to connect ours pages
> togother,
> > however, one of the partials is larger than the
> other,
> > when it happens, instead of create a scrollbar on
> the
> > browser, a scrollbar appears at the end of the
> > partial, since the partial is in the middle of the
> web
> > site. it isn''t really good... So does some one
> know
> > how to remove the scrollbar on the partial and put
> it
> > on the browser?
> >
> 
> That isn''t something that normally happens with
> partials, you must be
> wrapping the partial in some kind of div/stylesheet.
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On 3/8/06, Saiho Yuen <sayoyo@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> Yes, the partial is inside of a <div>, should I remove
> the <tag>??? but since our css is "linked" with <div>
> so it may cause some other problem...
>
I think you need to have a chat with your designer / whoever wrote your
stylesheets, and figure out how this element is supposed to be styled.
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