Can Anyone With Firefox And Css-smart Check This?

[TCH-Thomas]

I visited this page with Firefox 1.oPR today

http://www.nero.com/en/632011181528025.html

I thought things like the following were I.E only:

><style>
<!--
BODY{
scrollbar-face-color:C0DCC0;
scrollbar-arrow-color:777777;
scrollbar-track-color:C0DCC0;
scrollbar-shadow-color:777777;
scrollbar-highlight-color:C0DCC0;
scrollbar-3dlight-color:777777;
scrollbar-darkshadow-Color:C0DCC0;
}
-->
</style>

 

How do they make the scrollbars look like that??

 

For those with other browsers I attach a screenshot.

[LisaJill]

I am confused, their scrollbars look like normal firefox scrollbars in your screenshot, as well as when I visited using firefox. What are you seeing that makes you ask? =)

[TCH-Thomas]

In the attached screenshot in this post you will have this forums scrollbar to the left and Neros scrollbar to the right. They do not look identical as I thought they should since the script in above post is supposed to be I.E only (Both screenshots are taken looked through firefox).

[LisaJill]

I'm not seeing that in firefox. It could be the difference in the length of the scrollbar or could just be a rendering issue with firefox on windows. If you note, the css colors you posted are not being used for the scrollbar or it'd look a lot different.

 

My scrollbar for both sites looks like your scrollbar image on the left (the one for the forums).

[TCH-Thomas]

The script I posted was just an example, since I didnt know which colors Nero use. They were from a site I am working on.

[LisaJill]

You can view their code by view source, and their css is easily findable. There is no scrollbar adjusting code anywhere on the site. Just firefox being wonky. =)

[TCH-Thomas]

Ok. I got a little jelous on nero for a while. Thinking they had came up with a good solution. <_>

 

Thanks Lisa