A couple of questions regaurding <iframe> and scrollbars

[ironwater]

Hello all, Sorry if this question has been asked before but I currently have a webpage setup for my game server which displayed the top 10 players of the day. The top ten players is displayed in a small box on my home page using the <iframe> command and the source being a stats tabulating program called psychostats which is accessed from a different directory. The problem is everyday when the stats are updated, depending on the type and size of the characters in the players names, the frame will automaticlly show a scroll bar or will shrink to reveil a different color background. I managed to manual resize the frame by setting height and width in the php script to get rid of the scrollbar, but hate to do this everytime the frame resizes. I have the border turned off so that it will blend into the box my home page theme created and want to know if there is a way to make the frame automaticlly adjust without producing a scrollbar when the data from the top ten players is updated with differnt sized text?

My other question is concerning the game Counter-Strike Source. I have the welcome screen on my game server to redirceted to my website so that is the first thing you see when you connect inside the game. The webpage is displyed in a box and when is displays, scrollbars appear on the bottom and the right to enable you to see the rest of the page. The problem is when you try to click on the bars they dont let you scroll down, you have to click either below or above the bar or click the down or up arrow to scroll. On my webpage I have a link to the stat program which displays more stat info on the players and when it is displayed, while still in the game, you can freely use the mouse wheel to scroll up and down to see the rest of the page. The stats program also uses php scripting as well as my homepage. I guess my question is , is there a way to turn off the scroll bar on my home page so that users can just use the mouse wheel to scroll up and down instead of having to manual click on the up and down arrow buttons on the scroll bar. Thanks in advance and sorry about the long winded thread 🙂

[rehfeld]

take a look at the css "overflow" property

but no, i dont know of a way to turn off a scroll bar, while still allowing the content to be scrolled.

[ironwater]

Thank you for the responce, sorry to ask this but can you possible post some examples of css overflow property or point me in the right direction so I can add it to my script?

[ironwater]

Sorry nevermind, I found and example , overflow:visible

[ironwater]

Actually, I do need a little help 🙂 Here is the php script that is called up by my index.php. This script is then used to call up the top ten players from my stats program that I am running. Could you possibly take a look at the script and show were to make the addition or changes for the frame to automaticlly resize without displaying scroll bars. Thanks in advance< :

<table border="0" width="100%" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0">
<?php
global $dbc;
$data = $dbc->query('SELECT userId from users');
if ($data->numRows()) {
$holder = $data->numRows();
} else {
$holder = 0;
}
?>
<tr>
<a><b>DAILY TOP 10 PLAYERS</b></a>
<p><iframe img class="visible" src="http://localhost/stats/motd.php" height="215" width="250" frameborder="0" /></p></iframe>
</tr>
</table>