Mozilla .7 doesn't see custom CSS scrollbars

[samian]

Though new to Mozilla (I've tried .7 and newest builds, but prefer .7), I love its clean feel and performance.

Trouble is, the browser doesn't seem to recognize my customized scollbars on my website--though IE did.

Anybody know if there is a way to doctor the CSS scrollbar code to make Mozilla open its eyes to it?

Thanks to all

[matauri]

I could be wrong, but I think the scrollbar css is only readable on IE & Opera.



Cindy

[carbonize]

The CSS used to style scrollbars was a Microsoft innovation and is not part of the official W3C CSS specifications. Up until recently only Internet Explorer 5.5 and over supported this scrollbar styling but recent Opera versions allow you to turn this feature on.

[mikmik]

I seem to recall that playing around witrh the DTD could induce netscape to display scroll-bar styling, and I'm sure that if I used "body, html{element:attributes;} worked but it was 5 - 6 months ago and haven't used it since.
There is also the'!' which means 'important' that could induce quirky, or 'illegal' behavior.
These are all just things I try when some 'styling' isn't behaving the way I wish in some browsers.