I dont think so... but not sure !
Bascially I want display iframes suitable for touch screen usage so it must
a) never show document window scrollbars and perhaps also supress
document content iframe scrollbars
b) but allows the user to "flick" scroll the document content in and out
of view
however
if scrolling="no" then "flick" gestures for scrolling are ignored
if scrolling="yes" then "flisk" gestures are active but the scrollbars are
displayed
there seems to be no way to do both !
and then the may be a problem with scrolling attribute in html5
"Boris Zbarsky" <bzbar...@mit.edu> wrote in message
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On 1/11/16 10:49 AM, rvj wrote:
It seems that it is now necessary to frig the root node of any HTML
and XML documents loaded via an iframe (viewport)....
and apply a bit of js to test for and insert a style attribute
containing overflow:hidden ...
Or just use the "scrolling" attribute on the iframe, right? Not CSS, but
will do what you want.
-Boris
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