Custom Scroll Bars II is a JavaScript script for Forms and Controls scripts design by Vic Phillips.
It runs on following operating system: Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris. Custom Scroll Bars II script is a custom scroll bar maker.
Publisher review: Custom Scroll Bars II script is a custom scroll bar maker. This script is a custom scroll bar maker for both vertical or horizontal applications. The Scroll Bar may control a 'Scroll Element' content or return the slider position relative to its travel to a specified function. Features: - The Scroll Bar and optional Scroll Content Panel are defined in the HTML Code and CSS(Style) rules. - The Content Panel to be scrolled and Scroll Bar may be of any and different size. - Content Scroll position is relative to the 'Slider' position. - Auto Sizing of the Slider. - Optional Control Buttons Scroll Up/Down or Left/Right buttons. These Buttons are actuated by a mouse or mouse over event as specified in the initialisation call as is the initial speed of scroll which is progressive. Operating system: Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris
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