Beginning CSS: Cascading Style Sheets for Web Design, 2nd ...

Part II: PropertiesIE 6 and IE 7 continue to show a scroll bar for the whole window, even though it isn’t needed. You applythe overflow: hidden; declaration to the element to get rid of the scroll bar via Microsoft’sconditional comments that target IE 7 and earlier versions. Now the redundant scroll bar is no more.The source code in Figure 11-18 a, b, and c gives you a layout that works well between the differentbrowsers, as you see in the screenshot that appears in Figure 11-18d.Figure 11-18dIn Figure 11-18d, you can see that the heading stays in place whenever the content is scrolled. You couldjust as easily replace the with a there and include additional content that stays fixed in placeat the top of the page. But how do you do a fixed footer? This is covered in the next section.414