I would think you do want overflow hidden. It's possible the specificity rules of css weren't letting you change anything the way you attempted to change the css.
Try adding something simple like giving the iframe a colored border or changing the width and/or height to test whether any of your css is taking effect. If it does take then overflow: hidden isn't working for some reason. If it doesn't take then you probably need to be more specific when attempting to change the css. You might need to style iframe#id or iframe.class or it might be div.class iframe.
If you can't get it to work feel free to post a link to the page online so one of use can take a look and see if we can figure out the specific code you need.
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I would think you do want overflow hidden. It's possible the specificity rules of css weren't letting you change anything the way you attempted to change the css.
Try adding something simple like giving the iframe a colored border or changing the width and/or height to test whether any of your css is taking effect. If it does take then overflow: hidden isn't working for some reason. If it doesn't take then you probably need to be more specific when attempting to change the css. You might need to style iframe#id or iframe.class or it might be div.class iframe.
If you can't get it to work feel free to post a link to the page online so one of use can take a look and see if we can figure out the specific code you need.
Hi thanks for the help, I just cannot get anything to work like scrolling="no" which worked perfect and is not an option; I finally gave up on this idea as I had too many display errors.
I took the much harder route of building this item using DIV's (instead of iframe) that contain background images and linkable areas inside each div. by some act of god it seems to be working - I may post separately on this route, but thanks for the help!
Hi thanks for the help, I just cannot get anything to work like scrolling="no" which worked perfect and is not an option; I finally gave up on this idea as I had too many display errors.
I took the much harder route of building this item using DIV's (instead of iframe) that contain background images and linkable areas inside each div. by some act of god it seems to be working - I may post separately on this route, but thanks for the help!
I'm not sure what you're trying to achieve, but using html and css instead of iframes is pretty much always a good idea.
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