Thread: Website programming

You really need to start to basics.

Here's some code that will allow for scroll bars.

HTML Code:

<div style="display:block; width:500px; height:500px; overflow:scroll;">
<img src="/..." alt="" />
</div>

Any image larger than your set height and width will have a scroll bar show up. If you only want it scroll in the x/y direction, change overflow:scroll to either overflow-x:scroll or overflow-y:scroll depending on how you want it to scroll. The display:block is not really necessary since I have defined height and width, but I'm so used to throwing it in everywhere that I just put it in anyway.

It's good practice to:

A) Define width and height in some sort units, like pixels above.
B) Avoid using tables to format.
C) Link all CSS to a CSS file instead of using style="..." in the div tags like I did in the code above.