Kishawnya: An IFrame could do what you want, but there are drawbacks. IFrames are not very compatible with search engines and various browsers. You're best off using a <div> tag, as you mentioned. It can be done.
Here's how. Put the following HTML in the correct cell, with your content in between the starting and ending DIV tags:
Code:
<div style='height: 365px; overflow: auto;'>
...content...
</div>
Change the bolded number next to "height:" to the number of pixels high you want the scrollable area to be.
Your cell looks to be 365 pixels high, so I put that in for you, but you might have to play around with the number to get the exact look your going for.
Now, with the above code, the content area will only have scrollbars if it needs them. If there is not enough text to warrent a scrollbar, there will not be one. If you want there to always be a scrollbar, no matter how much content is in the div, you can change overflow: auto to be overflow: scroll.
If you're doing this right, the content area will scroll rather than stretch with the content.
If the scrollable area is appearing outside the content area, you might be working with the wrong cell. Make sure you're putting the above code inside the cell containing <B>Rev. A.J. Groove</B>. (Between the <TD> and </TD> tags.)
Last edited by Crimson; 04-25-2006 at 09:52 PM..
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