HTML 4
supports the DIR attribute, which allows you to control the direction of text on
a page. Through this tag you can actually shift the scrollbar from the right
edge of the window to the left. Now, why you would want to do that other than to
surprise your visitors, only you can answer! You'll need
IE6 to view this
page correctly.
The code to shifting the scrollbar to the left edge of the window is as
follows:
<HTML DIR="rtl">
<BODY>
<DIV DIR="ltr">
All your content here, inside the DIV tag...
...don't forget the ending tags... :)
</DIV>
</BODY>
</HTML>
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The amazing
left scrollbar
Scrollbars can only on the right
side of content right? Well, not according to this example. Thanks
to Quiet Storm for sending us the technique.
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and above
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