<div style="position:relative; top:35em;"> ------------------------------------------ 1<br> ------------------------------------------ 2<br> ------------------------------------------ 3<br> ------------------------------------------ 4<br> ------------------------------------------ 5<br> ------------------------------------------ 6<br> ------------------------------------------ 7<br> ------------------------------------------ 8<br> ------------------------------------------ 9<br> ------------------------------------------ 0<br> </div> I got no (vertical) scrollbar ... is this normal ? Ok the IE also display's no scrollbar. But if I use a table construct the IE shows the vertical scrollbar but not the mozilla. Is there a HTML / CSS Tag I forgot to use. I tried "overflow" (CSS 2.0) but nothing happened ... Perhaps you have to change the "top:35em" part to got the correct position, partly outside the frame ... Bye

it works with position:absolute -> Style System Can you attach a "table construct" testcase ? (Use the "Create New Attachment link")

er... this is layout.

Attaching a testcase :-) The issue here is that the <div> box is not large (height) enough to take up more than the viewport so no scroll bar is triggered for mozilla (IE also). Because the div is positioned to a point where most is hidden below the viewport, you can't see the whole div. If you change the position from relative to absolute, mozilla (and IE) adds the scrollbar. If this is confirmed as a new rendering bug can someone please change the summary because it seems wrong. This sounds better to me -- Relative positioned div clipped offscreen without scrollbar...

Confirming in the March 1 OS X build (2002-03-01-03)

*** Bug 157947 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***

Platform/OS -> All due to information in bug 157947.

*** Bug 168440 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***

Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.2; en-US; rv:1.3) Gecko/20030310 If I understand this correctly, then this seems to work in 1.3. Could someone verify?

Works for me, Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.0; en-US; rv:1.4a) Gecko/20030402

This almost certainly got fixed when bug 174149 got fixed.